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Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1897-01-07
M11rt.

/. Waniieitaticnen in Spanien segen bic
Der. Staten; Beibdoi9ung bes BUN.
observation-disclosures in Sdrcelond.-
Nieoerlage Der Staliener bel Apua,
Nbelpuien.
8. Grplpiion uno Seuersbrunit in Racine,
Nis.;5 6dbritarbeiter idper perbrannt;
$l5O,O0O Sdaoen.
4. 8rubentataitrppbe beiaattppis, S6les
fen; 109 Ser9leute eritidt.-+ Spupers
neur 6reenbalge, WaiI.-+ Gr5biidoi
&enrid, ct. Souls, SO Sabre alt.
8. Grispt reiignirt.-t Or. Armanb
Vubl in 2eioeSbeim, friiberer erlter
Yi,eprdiipent oeS ReitStaeS.
8. Huoini Miro italienil6er Yremiermis
niiter.-f apntreaomiral Senrp Wdlte,
81 Sabre alt, Selo oes 8irgertriegeS.
8. Srpbe 0aieSSnotb iuS iiooeutiblano;
In Sreibur9, BADEN, ertrinten Spei bbs
bere Yeamte. -Seiub 8pludcpstiS,
bes Siterrei6iiden Minilters ces aeubes
rem, in Berlin.
10. + Gbriitian Gpnrab in Chandelier,
Sa., Der vW~ietbulalem" pom Soma, 116
Sabre alt.
IL. Die Observation-Disclosures italieniiber
Helerpilten nab Srantrei6 uno Deter.
reid iinp ni6t mebr gu leugnen.
ID. Sr. YeterS ais 9enter i'm Neibstag
eebranemartt.-GrpIpiio elmer suidQis
erbpbrten NaturgaSauele In Gincins
natl; 10 glrbeiter perlett.
16. Sn New Ycrt fallen IA 8oI S6nee in
"a Stunoen.
II. Gen. 9it6erer gum acmmaneeur Der
eneliit egpptjten Grpeoition segen
ben Wiabfi erndnnt.
Is. + Ter Sttter Otto Roauette, Darn.
ftabt.
90. Die brei sr5bten GeihlBiabriien beS
2anpes bilben einen 1rult: bic vslmeri'
can Ordnance Co.," Bridgeport, Conn.
n. Silbertubtldam ssS bssA&sa WstRs'
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1897-01-07
Der Notwithstanding, ben Z. Sanuar 1897.

-TrubenungIld bel Dubois, Ya.; IL
Spete.
"a. glus areta perben Gbriitenmproe ses
meloet.
25. t Gen. 81. g. Gaiep, Der friibere
Gbei peS SngenieurtorpS II Grbauer
Der neuen SOn9rebbibliptbet in Maibs
in9trn.
&c. Grnltlibe llnrubeu unter ben Watas
belle In SilpdIritd.
%. Sas Sdldbtihiii nSpna" lauit in
philadelphia pom Stdpel.
20. SrpBe Cpdtipnen dnIdblih beS 70.
@eburtStagS 2iebtnedtS.-+ Geo. S6r.
fer, be%rpcrra9enper oeutiber &ebatteur
In Nep Orleans.
81. Trpbenoe llnruben in Sioairi,a; bic
Wdtabele lammein lid inter 4~cbergula
benz 3peiten.-S Bern, Sas., wirp
Elm GplolaSer entpedt.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1897-01-07
AprtL.

1. S6raoer, Der vgtttIide Seller" miro
aus Cincinnati au~s9epteien = 2ebn
Staliener tpmmen bel einem tenement.
bauSbrdnb in SiosSrpptlpn, ". o.,
um'S Seben.
2. Strife Der @iener Seuerpebr.
8. Ser irdn5blilhe Sendt ertbeilt benz
&abinett Bourgeois elm Wl~ibtrauensppz
tum pe9en Der eapptil6en 6rage.
6. Yeginn Der plpmpil6en Spiele in
9ltben.-Grprdilpent 0arriion permdblt
1ib nit 6rau Wtdrp Scott Gimmid, Der
giitte ieiner perItprbenen Satin.
8. Ypr5eitige Grplplipn elmer Sprenglas
bung bel O9oen, lltab; Z Gpote uno
Bablreibe &erlette.
8. ! Grs@puperneur Gultap 96rner ppn
SllinpiS, Sc Sabre alt; bcdperoienter
Seutihdmerttduer.
10. Suell &cBcz Shrdber; Shrdoer t6ot'
lid perpunoet. - Yrdlioent Cleveland
bietet Spdnien Die 8ermitteluna Ger
Ser. Staaten sur S%eile9uug Der Sifie.
renSen aui Subd III.
II. Adiler Nilbelm uuo a6ni9 6umbert
bege8nen lih in &enepig.
FOB 5peier Sprpeppbopte IN NilbelmS.
bapeu; 5 damn ertrunten.-f Sritus
pi3, oriediiher Stddt3mdnn .-Grubens
un9lld in Butte, Wont.; 6 Icete.
10. Der ldpduiibe 6elomari6all Oamds
gaia tmriiit, auf Der Geiie nab Wlp5tau,
IN 9tep yprt Elm.
II. aailer Mllbelm beiudt Saiier Srdns
Sclepb IN 9Sten.
Is. Die ameritauiidcn gltbleten eruten
reihe Gbren bel oer Yrei3pertbeilung
IN 9ltben.
16. + Sittpr Sil9uer, berlbmter Bib
bauer, IN Mien.--f :. be Grimm, bes
tannter peutlber &lniiler, in giew Oprt.
Is. Sr. Yleger gum oritten Dial gum
Sberbitr9ermeiIter Nien5 oepdblt.-
entertainments in 9leibdrt, Wipn.; Z
Spote uno 8 S6merperlette.
10. + GrsSunoeslendtor u. I. Hpremdn,
Der erite 0puperneur MeitsTir9iuienS.
90. Brdiioent arl9er ppn Srau8paalleb
bic GinIdoun9, nab England 81 tpms
men, alb.
81. + Baron 9irid, Wilipnir unp Pbi.
ldntbrpp. - Sepn sap, berubmter
fran56ii6er Staatsmann.
90. 6reiberr pen Summeritein gu 3 Sab
rem 3udtbdu5 perurtbeilt .-Tie ~itriten.
pCu DulNNSlp(i III SllNAHp ltplSl,
fur6tbarer lIptb gebpr6eno, sur Itrbett
5urlt.
80. Gas iran56dide 0liniiterium 9purs
gepis tritt SurIt.-Glettrptuticn Ger
Wi6roer 6ermam UNI Yultalta in Sing
Sing, y. 81 Or. Gb. >. Guttman,
berpcrrdgeHoer beutl6er lr5t unp Gbes
miter, in st. Gpui$.
"a. Arie9Sletretdr Eanpnt betreibt nads
orldlib cine 8erilugung i'm SffiSier8.
tprp3 Der S~unoesdrmee.
25, Or. Sueger tritt auT peri6nliben
&uui6 Aaiier 6ran5 SpiepbS Surid.-
0ldnSenpe 9rpbefabyt oeS neuen
S6ladtihiii5 vDiaiiaduiett8 ."-ApIpis
iale 6euer5brnit in Cripple Greet, Col.
: Gntbluung zines Geiteritdnpbiloes
Grants in Srpotlpn, u. y.
81. UtatIer Gba8. &ubn perihpinbet nit
Slj0,OOO SduIoeu aus ct. gpuis, DO;
5dblreide Seutlde UNI ibre %Grlparniiie
%betrp9en.
%. Die Niit9lieber oe3 Spbannesbur9er
Netprmtpmite8, odrunter Der Amerltas
ner 9dmmpno, sum Gpoe perurtbeilt.-
I s.. pou Sreitidte, oer befInnte @es
ididtsihreiber.- - teline Der neue lrans
stii6e Yremierminiiter.
90. Bon 9teuem niro Cripple Greet, Col,
BON elmer grpBen 6eucrsbrunit beim9es
iubt.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1897-01-07
aunt.
1: Slutiser Gbpleraaufitanb In 3airo.-

i. Slltl9er Sbplerddufltano Tn &airo.-
SenneneeS 100idbriseS gelteben in
Naibpile 9~efeiert.
2. GrubenerplUiipn bel Shines, Srants
reid; % 3pote.
8. t 6erbaro &oblf8, Der @fritaipriter.
Ser Bring BON @ales 9ewinnt paS
Scrip sNennen.
4. 9ie petlrte 6lub. uno Safenbiu piro
bur6 lleberItimmun9 i'm Senat oennpb
Geleb.
B. + glultiu Gprbin, Der Gi%ienbabnmaos
nat, perungliidt bel elmer SpaSieriabrt
IN gtewport, u. s..
s. Cine Spndmitbpmbe piro unter cine
Yrp5elNpn in Barcelona aemcrien; 6
3pote, 30 N%ernunoete. Neroerliber
SptlbenfalI beim Santett Der peutlben
Splcuie IN Dtpstau.
z. Dcbpaller ribtet i'm npropeitlihen
Mlacpnlln l6meren Shaoen an.
3. + Sules Simpn, iran5oii6er StaatSs
mdnn.-GdS 20. Sdn9erieit oeS nprps
american. Sdngerbunoes IN V~ittsbur9.
8. Abfabrt pes CUR guiNnoung Der Sad
tpn 0drmsrprtb E~pldrerpeoltipn be-
ftimmten GdmpierS pgSinomarb" prn
Grdpe@eno, observation-disclosures Grie'
iterlubildum oeS GrSbiihpfs Cher in
Cincinnati.
10. OtN5ielIer Gmpiang Der enelii6en
Sdiri%bauiugenieure in 8erlin.-Sin,
rittung Der gpncpner vGngelmaderin"
Sper.
II. 6reilanung Der 6ibrer Der Spbannes,
burger yNeIprmer ."-Sranb Der dimes
ricdu Sprie Grtan9e" in Stem g)prt;
9rpBer Sdaoen; elm Stautne1t unc
Se9en 100 cole Yferoe perbrannt.
II. Gen. Sardtieri POM &riegs9eri6t in
Walldua freigeiprp6en.-+ Gr.Hidter
Siuac 8. Mapnarb.
ID. Sdpere 0emitter peruria6en arp6en
Sdapen in perihieoeuen Sbeilen ron
Seutldldno.- = unoeslhiBenfelt in ct.
Ypui3.
IA. 81 Sung Chang miro in Berlin nit
tpben Gbrcn Observation-Disclosures
Sumbu9 in Der Ser9epnn9 meotSintlpcr
Spttproiplpme in Cincinnati aur9eoedt.
ID. Wama9ata in Serltn.-S. VI. Qnoree,
Der Nprpppls2lerpndut, briht nab Spiy.
bergen aui.-Santprdiioent gSptpii III
MeW g)prt oaS Cpfer zines seiitesses
itbrten Wtbroer5.
10. Experimentation Acknowledgement in
ct. Spui3 erprinet.
II. Sdmpier pIrummono Cattle" an Der
irauSbWlden Niiite nit go Yeripnen ses
iunteu.-Crpbebcn uno Sprinoflutb auf
gejp, Sapdn; $4,000 8pbte.
10. GntbGIlung oes &pllbdulcr Sentmdl@.
-WicAiulep unp 0pbart nrmlnirt; Ses
natpr Seller trennt llh pen Der Haltci.
10. Wtdrt Odlnd gum experimentation
Sampdgneieiter 9endblt.
90. Sie tran56Nlbe SdmnWr ertijrt ein.
ttlMmlJ U~(dodJdatdr ais rrdnSpnlte So
uie.-BaHttrd6 Der pSpcieta Smmps
biltdre" in Gpm.
81. SagiabuH9 oe3 %nprodmerit. Burner
bunoe8 in louisville, Nh.
%. Grplpllon eaIeS XptpmptlptclIel5 III
Wooppiue, Ser; I SOote, 3 &erleste.
%. Die Der &er8lItuna ibrer Vlltter ans
9etla9te 6rau 6ieming IN Dem Ycrt
freigelprpden.
"a. Ser ppn 6rantreib dus9elieferte Sers
liner Qbpotlt Strip 6rieomann freiges
iprp6en.- @rcbe &erbeerunsen ourd
@pltenbrite In @eit. Sirsinta.
%. ii Sung Chang belutt Wtsmard.-
+ Ypmau SrumbuIl, GrsVunbeSienatpr
BON SIinpis.
&c. Cine tubaniide Slibuitiererpepitirn
bel Sep g3eit, 6la., pprroer Bunoesbes
b6roe abgGfdbt.
%. 0%rubenun9lllt bel @iltesbarre, pa.;
nabe5u 100 Bergleute peritlttet.
30. Gen. Grra5uriS gum Yrditrenten pom
Chile 9epdblt.
80. 8rpBer 6abritbrano in Neihenbah,
S6bmal; s Irbeuerinnen t0mmen In
ben Elammen I'm.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1897-01-07
Snformationen,
Die intOrmiren.

Wenu Sbr mad benz Often %sebt-oocr
S%uOen-uuo ole Soften Der 8eiie plien
mont, wsnn Sbr eas 3,el Der &eiie errei'
den wput, uno pnrum Sbr Die BUR
linstou" Had 6 b,caso, Yeoria, ct. 4ouis
II. 8anias Gltp uebmen JOLT, itre,bt an
g. 8. 6. 8enpon, y. 3. &. y VI. st
Yaul. Mimi, nno nit Der ndditen Bot
werosiSbr eiuen Sriei suseianot erbalten,
in osm senau mitsetbeilt wlrS, mas Sbr
piiien wout, 8assons nit freien 2ehn.
itpbltSen; Yulman gompartmentsuno
Stanoaro : Sdlofwassons; Speiiepas.
sons, in otnsn NublSaten bon IS Gents
an auiipdrts ierpirt werben-bie Com
bination bietet fi&er 8eauemli&ieit, uno
Pc pirs tad oeisles.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1897-01-07
Gprtfssuns fplst.)
M1nnlihfsit! @eiblidfeit!

Chen, bs-6inDcruiHe. @tihlehtsfranfbeiter,
Sameuib,pGhe, Syphilis, Smpoteni 6ol8eu BON
SuaenoiUuotu. Standardization, u. ! 10. bee
ihretbt Der .Iettuu9s ,Nuter" as. Nuidge. 80
Selisu NIT uicleu lebrreiden giiOerrU IN meiiters
BATTER ggeiie mo jsi9t uaeu arnuien ben einjis ju'
ucrl0iiQeu 98cg sur 0ieoererldu9uug ibrcr Gss
iuu0bcit. Sau,eu0e BON @ebelIteu elupitbleu cas-
SUD Der Ieioeuoeu Wtenihbeit. 99iro nab Gms
pfduQ uou % GtS.. gut uerpadt, p%ortoirei %oerianot.
Aorele:
Deutsches Heil-Institut,
II Clinton Place, New York, n
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1897-07-27

ers OF Meade Memorial Stnlday-School
Sunday II was decided TO have their an
nual outing In the near future, but the
date has not been agreed upon. nor has
the place been selected. Tho following
gentlemen have been appointed as a COM
mittee and they will make the necessary
arrangements Rev. Mr. Dennis and
Mcssrs David l.. Pulliam, J. X. ID. John
son. and Charles $. Whitlock.
CHURCHES SUNDAY.
At Fifth-Street Methodist church the
pastor, Rev. j. O. Babcock preached two
very interesting and helpful sermons sun
day 10 large and attentive audiences;
Morning subject, Five steps In the Road
to Ruin" text Daniel ", IA. At night be
preached on the Handwriting on the
Wall" text Daniel ". SO, Mr.. Babcock
will conclude his series OF sermons on the
5th chapter OF Daniel next sunday.
AT Stockton Street church the pastor
preached in the morning, and Rev Dr.
Cooper, OF Richmond. filled the pulpit AT
night. ,,v,,r.,.s
Mr. r. IL. Betty left on the O'Clock
train Yesterday morning on a business trip
through North Carolina and other points.
Mrs. Page Ingram and daughter lett
Sunday for Baltimore 10 visit her par
ents, Mr. and Mrs. w: ii. KIDD. she VIII
spend the month Of August in that city.
Mr. Shirley Hall. Of Baltimore, is visit
ing friends and relatives in this city.
Mr.. r. ]. Morrissette has returned from
a pleasant trip 10 Characteristic
Mr.. A. Royal Is reported TO be very
much improved. lie is now in Powhatan
county visiting Mr.. John Gillian.
Mrs J. r.. Gilbert, OF Porter street, leit
yesterday morning fer LynchburS 20 Visit
friends and relatives.
Miss Julia r. Goodc returned hH~e sat
urday from Crewe, Va, where size Las
been visiting friends for the past ten Gays.
Captain l.. c. Goode, OF Sslm2, y. -, is
here on a visit with his family.
Miss Maude W. and n. G.. Jennings VIII
been visiting her brother and numerous
friends, accompanied by her sister, Mr..
o. q. Cheatham and son, o. r. Cheatham
Miss Daisy Cheatham returned from
POwhatan county.
Jane the 11-month-old daughter or MT;
y. ]. and Mrs. Susie Jewett, was buried
I'm Maury cemetery yesterday morning:
The Rev Benjamin Green Is on VISIT
10 his sister. Mrs. William Page, on Co
WaTdin avenue. -,
Mr.. Royal rurpin. who has peen VISIT
ing Mr.. Arthur Whine. at Old Point, re-
turned Sunday, accompanied by his FRIEND.
Mr.. j. Archer Williamson Is visiting III
blackstone, the Rev. w. X. Haight nav
ing returned HON from Spoisylvania coun-'
~. occupied his pulpit at Clopton street
church yesterday. ,or
Mrs. Henry g. owen Is very SICK al her
home on Porter street.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1897-07-27
4HE coORr or JUsrIOE JOHN.
The Participants in a Parlor sociai are
Held Up by the Police.


Campbeu Whiting. colored. was arrested
because he had jumped his BAH bohd IN
Hanover county two years ago
lie got further into trouble. FOR when
he was searched a pistol was found con-
cealed within his pockets He was ac-
cordingly. given a fine Of so and sent TO
iau for thirty suns. Then ne VIII De
turned over 10 the Hanover authorities.
John w. Weaver, colored. who John
Kelly, also colored, confessed as having
been his accomplice in cutting ana steal
ing wires from the Richmond Railway ana
Electric Company, was discharged De-
cause Justice John would not beheVe
Kelly under oath.
Kelly, however, was given good dose.
lie was given six months fiat, and twelve
months as a suspicious character.
Detectives Hall, Wren and werner
worked the case up, and they also recoY-
cred a lot of the stolen wire
II. Il. Smith, cOlOred, absent-mindedly
picked up a broom in a Marshall street
store and was walking off with 1t, when
he was checked. His observation-disclosures
cost him fifteen days liberty.
VIM. Cary and Philip Johnson, two
coiored men, used language toward each
other unfit Tor publication. Then razor5
got 10 flying through the air. But 1t was
all over in minute, and Bill and Phil
shook hands.
A policeman, who had nothing else TO
do. appeared on the scene, however, and
took them both in Justice John let them
of with costs. which amounted to SLIGO,
and they went out and got drink to-
gether. ;s4
Ed. Frayser. colored. got disorderly and
used some profane language toward an
persons within sound Of his voice. 1t cost
Ed 50.
Alex JordQn. n small colored boy,
wouldn't stay at home, and the officers OF
the law took him IN. Justice John order
ed his mother TO whip him, which she did,
and he was allowed 10 20 home this time.
Officers Sales, Barfoot and Thomas ran
up against good thing Saturday night.
Z. IL. 5. Logan keeps club house in the
Third District, and there was n good deal
of disorder there Saturday night
Geo. Wilkinson, James Digger, Laura
Griffin, Alberta Lacy, Rosa Parker and
VIM. Wilson (all colored), were having a
parlOr social. They were all gathered IN
10 the fold and when VIM. Wilson was
searched pistol was found reclining In
his pocket. Justice John fined Wilson so
for carrying the pistol and the others
were fined $3.50 each.
Ben Smith, q worthless negro youth,
took % cents from Ernest Gentry, little
white boy, and he will remain in Jail for
ten days.
q. G. Thomas and John Watkins got full
Of exhilaration on Sunday and it cost
them each S.
Slipp Hcbson, colcred was charged with
cutting Frank Scott, also colored, In the
arm with a knife. Scott threw rocks at
Hobson and the latter ran after him and
jabbed at him with his knife. The case
goes on 10 the grand jury.
For getting very disorderly on the street
and offering TO fight anybody. Richard
Primus (colored) was assessed $l05O.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1897-07-27
Transfers of Real Estate.

Richmond: Alexander and William NJ.
Cruickshanks. prOprietors of Richmond
Machine Works, to John S. Cruickshanks,
engine. machinery, nXtuIes, etc, at No.
IL south Eighth street, subject 10 deed
OF trust for S1SS.3i, s..
William f. Farrar and wife TO V. A. NJ.
Farrar 26 feet on Franklin street, south
east corner Seventh, and household and
kitchen furniture. s..
Giovanni Luccchesi 10 Salvatore Gu
liani. one-half interest in stock and fix
lures IN store No. 10 i-2 west Broad street,
and in furniture In room above said store,
1864.
Philip O'Neill TO Mary J.. O'Neill, piano.
horse. two buggies. sewing machine cart.
wagon. COW and furniture IN house No.
502 Louisiana street 500.
Philip O'Neill 10 Mary Louise O'Neill,
90 feet on north side Louisiana street, cor
ner Seventh, 20 feet on east side of Sew
enth street. Port Mayo, 20 feet on east
side Seventh street 70 feet on east side
OF Seventh street. between Louisiana and
Denny and a feet on east side Seventh
street, 5000.
Mary Il. and c. c. Rice 10 Fred H. Gar
Der. % feet on north side Nicholson street,
Is feet east OF Fulton. $500
Mary q. Tyacks executor and trustee
20 Sarah W. Jones, 20 feet on west side
Second street. between Broad and Mar
shall. $l3l0.
Henrico Annie III. and Frederick Lutz
10 Charles kahl, 10 acres about six miles
below Richmond, between Charles City.
and Darbytown roads S215.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1897-07-27
N S&zW NoriuIk1sWestsrD
Schedule in Effect

JULY 4. 1sgi. r,
LEAVE RICHMOND QAILW, BYRD
STREET STATION.
900 A. NJ. RICHMOND AND NOk-
FOLK VESTIBULE LlMit
ED. Arrive Norfolk ll:zo A.
NJ Stops only at Petersburg
Waverly. and Suffolk. Second
class tickets not accepted on
this train.
9:05 A. NJ, THE CHICAGO ENPktoo'
for Lynchburg. Roanoke, Co
lumbus. and Chicago. Pullman
Fleeper Roanoke 10 Columbus
also. for Bristol Knoxville
and Chattanooga.
7:so p NJ, For SUFFOLK, Norfolk. and in
termediate stations arrives al
Norfolk az 1910 =. NJ
11:5o P NJ, For Lynchburg and Roanoke.
Connects al Roanoke Win
Washington and Challanoosd
Limited Pullman Sleepers
Roanoke 20 Memphis and New
Orleans. Pullman Sleeper be-
tween Richmond and Lynch
burg. and berths ready Tor
occupancy al 900 i. NJ. Also,
Pullman Sleeper Petersburg
and Roanoke.
Trains arrive Richmond from Lynch-
burg and the West daily at S.l5 \. NJ.
and 1855 p. NJ; from Norfolk and the
East at los A. NJ, and NESTlBULED
LIMITED 700 p. NJ.
Office. SIS Main street.
r. W. COURTNEY.
District Passenger Agent.
W. b. BENILL.
General Passenger Agent.
General Office. Roanoke Va.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1897-07-27
BY ]. r. Ward. AuctiOneer,
4O6 east Broad Street.
TRUsTEEs SALE
OF
DESIRABLE
STOCK OF GROCERIES
BY AUCTION.

BY virtue Of deed OF trust, by stout @
Co TO me as trustee. of date Of July 2lst.
and duly recorded. I will sell at their old
stand, 10 south Second street, on
WEDNESDAY, JULY g. 1891
at 1890 A. NJ, the entire stock or GRO
CERIES, NOTIONS and FIXTURES, as
embraced I'm said deed. viz:
Flour. Lard. Coffee Tobacco. Fish,
Soap Laundry and Toilet general as
sortment of Canned Goods. ana every
thing usually found I'm a hrst-class
Grocery. also q Cords 81 Sawed Wood
two Good Horses. one Wagon. two sets
Harness. Show Cases. Desks. etc.
This stock will be offered as whole or
sold In lots 10 suit the trade, ana shouid
Command the attention Of the public This
sale will continue from day 10 day until
the entire stock IS sold.
i. NJ. LONG, Trustee.
]. r. Ward. AuctiOneer.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1897-07-27
POCKET BOOKS STOLEN.
Sneak Thieves in Broad Street Store
Make Two Iauls,

While looking at some goods in one
Of the big Broad-street stores yes
terday, Miss sallies Roddey, the
efficient Librarian I'm the law IL
brary at the City Han. laid her purse
on the counter, from which It was soon
removed by q sneak thief.
The purse contained between four ana
five dollars in money some keys and pa
pers.
No report was made OF the case to the
police and Miss Roddey has not yet re-
covered her lost property.
1t is understood that another lady met
with a similar loss IN the same store at
about the same hour but nothing definite
could be learned in regard TO the case,
as she. too. did not make her loss known
TO the police.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1897-07-27
work. RIVER LINE via WEST POINT
rHE EANORlTE ROIIE NORTH

THE FAVORlTE ROUTE NORTH.
LEAVE RICHMOND.
AGO =. NJ. 40. rs, Baltimore limitct
'''V daily except sunday for We
Point, there making close connectio
on Mondays, wednesdays and trl
Gavg with steamer for Baltimore
also. with stage at Lester Manor r.
Walkerton ana TappahlnUOck Or
tuesdays Thursdays and Saturdays
o % u NJ 40 No. local express. n IIN.N
~''0 VVednesdaye, and Fridays. Tor Yves
Point and intermediate stations
Connects with stage at Lester Mauo
for Walkert0n and Tappahann0ck
also. 81 West Point Win steamer ~
% Ba,tim9fe S &c. g. e al L s,4i''' Mike
o'O0 7 caves daily except Sunday from
Virgiria-street station for Wesi
point and intermediate stations, con
Meeting with stage or Lester Mau0.
- rVaIkorfOn and Varnlh1nnnrk
srpXr,ys ARRTVE' AT RICHMOND.
or a NJ Daily except Monday.
,e:iO A. NJ. Mondays. Wednesday, ana
,.a.f NJ Daily excent Sunday from
West FONT and intermediate sia-
steamer "'r leave West Point a. 500 p. II.
MONDAYS Wednesdays. ana Fridays ana
Psitinore at 500 T. NJ. Tuesdays. Thurs
DAYS and saturdays
Ticket ofico al station FOOT or Flfflnle
street. omen. from 20 = ~ 70, W.
n. and from $3.50 P y 10 y, w. '"F
iicsst S 9frffi ''' east NV ~ e. 'ffiuRK.
. 1TTraffic Manager Gen. Pass cent
w - GREEN. General Superintendent
washington. ~ ..
n yV WTSTRTPY Tr9v P07' Awe.hI
90 oo-t VAIN efroof Richmond. Va
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1897-07-27
appoIn,ment of one week at Bardwen

appointment OF one week at Bardwen
chapel. Nottoway county.
Bishop c. c. Penick. rector OF st. Marks
church. will leave next Thursday for
Massanotten Springs. where he will spend
his vacation.
Bishop Burton. OF Kentucky. formerly
rector OF ST. Johns Episcopal church In
this city and Mrs. Burton, are in Lon
dor. attending the Lambeth Conference.
Rev. Mr.. Ridout. the assistant rector
OF ST. Paui's church. is In charge of that
church during the absence of Rev. DR..
Carmichael, who is with is family at
Sweet Springs.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1897-07-27
THE BUCK ROE BEACH HOTEL.
The Hotol will De owned for guest

THE BUCK ROE BEACH HOTEL.
The Hotel will DE opened for guests,
SATURDAY, MAY 1. 1891.
This hotel Is delightfully."- situated on the
Chesapeake Bay about two miles from
Fortress Monroe. with one OF the finest
bathing beaches on the Atlantic Coast.
The buildings and grounds are lighted
by incandescent and arc lights The SAN
itary arrange ments are well-nigh perfect.
The fishing and boating are among the
hest ON the Atlantic Coast. Boats for
fishing and sailing parties can be hired on
application at the hotel office. Apply to
r.. &. WAITE. Manager Buck Roe Beach
Hotel. Hampton. Va, Up. o. address,
No liquor. either spirituous or malt.
can be ofered for sale. nor any kinds OF
gambling allowed on the grounds Of the
company or their vicinity.
.nv21-2 f-2rn q
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1897-07-27
Richmond, fredericksburg and
Potomac Railroad.

SCHEDULE IN EFFECT APRIL Is, 1897.
$40 A. NJ. sunday only, TOT ashlhstou
and points North. stops az
Eiba. Glen Allen, Ashland
boswell Ruther Glen, PenOla,
Milford, Guinea. Fredericks-
burg, Brooke, and Whitewater
S.45 A. NJ. Daily except Sunday for
Washington and points North
Stops at Elba Ashland. Tay-
lorsville. boswell. Ruther
Glen, Penola, Milford. Woods
lane, Guinea, summit Fred
ericksburg, Brooke. and Wide
water Pullman Car
1900 NJ. Daily, except Sunday for
Washington and points North.
Stops at Elba, Glen Allen.
Ashland, boswell, Milford.
Fredericksburg, Brooke ana
Whitewater. barlOr-Cdr. also,
connects with Congressional
Limited at Washington.
IT'S P. NJ. Daily. Tor Washington and
Ashland. boswell. Milford.
Fredericksburg, Brooke, and
Whitewater. and other stations
Sundays. Sleeper Richmond to
ARRIVE Byrd STREET STATION.
$40 A. NJ. Daily Stops at Whitewater.
Brooke. Fredericksburg. Mil
ford, boswell. Ashland and
Elba, and other stations Sun
days. Sleeper New York TO
2.45 p NJ. Daily, except Sunday. Stops
at whitewater Brooke, Fred
erlcksburg, summit. Guinea,
Woodslane. Milford. PenOla,
Ruther Glen. boswell, TaylOrs-
Vile Ashland, Glen Allen and
Elba Parlor-Car from Wash
Igton.
imp NJ. Daily. Stops only at Fred
ericksturg. boswell and Ash
land. Pullmau-Cars from New
York and Washington.
SAG p. NJ. Daily. Stops al Whitewater.
Brooke, Fredericksburg. sum
nit, Guinea. WO0dslane MIL
ford PenOla Ruther Glen,
DOsR ell. Ashland, Glen Allen.
and Elba. Sleep.pg-Car
FREDERICKSB'G ACCOMMODATION.
DAILY Except sunday
400 p. NJ. Leaves Byrd Street station.
$50 A. NJ. Arrives Byrd Street station.
ASHLAND TRAINS.
DAILY. Except Sunday)
Gao A. NJ. Leaves Elba
500 =. NJ. Leaves Elba.
$40 A. NJ. Arrives E.ba.
500 Z. VI. Arrives Eloa.
c. A. TAYLOR. Traffic Manager