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Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1898-11-24
Gin i6oner Grfole.

Gs mar in Der Rabt unmittslbar
na9 Der erIten Quffiibruns bes neuen
Scribe'f9en S9auipiels nWtalpine.
pOer bic Seiratb aus Reisung", porin
Der @erfafer Oas llnsliid zines iungen
MGb6ens i9ilbert, bas ii9 BON ibrer
2eibeni9aft bate binreiBen lafen, nit
ibrem 9eliebten, einem i6rer gGnali9
unipiirbigen S9urten, aus benz elterz
Ii9sn !6aufe gu entflieben. Gben bate
es 5psi llbr seidlasen, unb Scribe.
Der 8erfaiier, iu4te pergebens bic
Rube; nod INNER mar es ibm, uls
i9liigen bic 8eifalsfpenben an fein
Sbr, unb iid ielbit gum Sros begann
iein 9eiIt einem neuen @rfolse na4Suz
iaeen. pIDblib bDrte er Sritte auf
Der Sreppe, in ben 3immern entitebt
@epesung. unb es lufen ii4 Stimmen
pernebmen. Sin 9iener tommt enbz
Ii9 berein gu ibm in's S9lufSimmer.
pDas sebt benn BORG @as begebrt
man Don mir9" fragte Scribe.
sd babe" enteesnete her 8ebiente,
rSbnen einen febr eilieen Brief gu
iiberrei9sn; bier tit er. gine Dame
bat ibn gebra9t unb orinsenO sebeten,
ibn fofort in Sbre Sdnoe gu Iegen."
Scribs nabm bas S6reiben, Dffnete
es unb iiberflog Ieinen Snbult nit ben
glugen. Sein Snterefe nabm ii9tli9
Su, unb er las pieberbolt unb ldngIum
ben Brief bur9. llnb mas las er2 Der
Brief mar BON elmer augenideinli9 ben
beIten &reiTen angebDrenben Dame NIT
Sitternber Sanb gei6rieben; es tparen
MIR psnise 3eilen, aber iie erfiillten
bas Sers bes 0i9ters nit Stol5. Der
Sn6alt lautete:
vW1ein Serr! SD tpobnte bieIen
9lbenb nit meiner So6ter Der erften
8orfelIuns bon pMalpine" bel. Rad
unIerer Riidfebr tpurf fi6 meine So6z
ter mir su SiiBen unb geitanO mir unz
ter S9lu9sen, bab iie auf benz puntte
seftanben babe, bafelbe gu tbun, tpas
Sbre yMalpine" 70 febr gu bereuen 1rz
fade bate. Sbr Slid bat ibr bic gtuz
gen seOffnst, ibr@sipiFen berubist unb
ibre 2eibenfdaft 5eritDrt; iie fiiblt uufz
ri6tigs Hsue unb beftnbet fid in meiz
nsu glrmen. Wir ipeinen bOr Sreube,
bor Ddntbdrfeit. sic iperben uns ME
tennen lernen. aber feienSis iiberSeu9t,
baB SIR Hame uns itets beilig bleiben
tpirb. 85nnte bod biefer geOante ei@
nigen Wertb fir sic baben; sic baben
uns bic Gbre unb bas 2eben serettet."
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1898-11-24
3ebn 0ebote fur oen Sbeaterbes
fu1er.

y 3omme niemals Su fpGt in's
Sbeater. p 8elGitise Define Ra9=
barn ME bur9 unruBiges Weisn ober
auffGIlises 8enebmen. Sait 0u Seu9s
buIten, 10 bleib' Su 9dule. - 9ebe au
Seinem PluB 10, oaB Ou ben Oaz
iibenben ME ben Riiden tebrit. 4)
Sritt ibnen nidt auf Die 5iiBs. 81
St0re bas Spiel nibt bur9 pripats
unterbaltungen. 9 2a9e unb tpsine
Obne GuffGlIi9ts:t. p 8enn 0u obue
3uder5eug nidt lsbsn taunit, 10 ib.
obne ben Heib 9einer Ha9born au err
regen uno pbne nit Der Oiite Su fniz
fern. 8 Wsnn Sein @eiit Dir nidbt
erldubt, obne 3ettel unb Sertbu9 aus
sutommen, 10 bldttere leiie I'M. Ni9ts
1T unangenebmer, als in patbetiIden
Momenten bur4 papiereetniiter ses
fort gu iperben, 81 Bel Spern gieb
ri6t nit bem &ppf ober ben ssiiben
ben Saet an. 0uSu 1T Der &apenz
meiiter ba. 10) 9lm Qlusgung perz
iperre ben @eg nidt! Sch fort obne
Iufieben unb o9ne StOruns! Bear
teite Define Rebenmeni9en nidt nit
ben glIenboeen.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1898-11-24
as6a6t 6att,. Elm arObss Diner.

sebabt battle. Elm srobss Diner. CT
ielbit Iab auf bem @breniib an Der
Spibs Der sufel spiihsn ieinsm ebes
maligen prinsipul, benz Redtsdnipult
CONNER, unb Der 8uronehe Iurelie
bon Sodbers.
gia9 benz erIten Gang erbob Ittb Der
&s9tsanpalt unb brd9te einen Soalt
auf ben @aitgeber aus, inbem er ibn
als cine ,2su9te ber WiGenI9aft" (er
battle bsm Noropolperein bunberttauz
Tenb Marf perma9t) feierte unb i'm
pieoerboIt nunier gelebrter 5reuno"
ncnnte.
2tber bieIs Rebs f9mci9elte 2eOn=
barb ni9t 70 iebr als bic Qeuberunsen
Der 9aronsFe Qurelie, tpel4e ibrem
Ra6bar auf Der onbersn Settle, isbod1
10 luut, bab 5rib es bDren tonnte, 5lls
fliiferte: .0ieier Serr 2eonbarb 1T
nirtli9 Elm betpunbsrnspertbsr Mann.
@ie interefant sr nur ausiisbt! @r il!
Der Iisbensniirbigits @eIeaI9after,
ben i9 ie setunnt babe"
Oabei bate er ibre 5rugen bisber
nur nit ia ober nein bedntnortet.
Sebo9 nidbt nur i'm Salon, ionberE
aud in Der 8ii9e mar man nur bes
2obes boll iiber ben neuen Serrn. Sine
beIonbers sea9tste Ste1ung in Der
Sii6e nabm Srau pel3 Elm, bic frii>
bere Wirtbin 2eonbarbs, pelde iebt
aur @irtbI9afterin abuntirt mar.
sic briiitste iid beitdnbig Oauit, buB
iie Serrn 2eonbdrb vppn friiber ber"
femme, prizes ieinen por3iigliden 9es
Ibmad unb iiberIdiittete bic ierpirenz
ben 9iener nit dn9itIiden 5rasen,
ipie bem Serrn Der 2a9s ober bic
Rebbiiner gemunbst bdtten.
@inise Sage fpdter bate Srib
2conbarb bereits pergefen, bab er einit
elm urmer S9rsiber seipelen iei. gr
fab Dor feinem totburen S9rei6tifh
unb IieB iid bon ieinem gsrtpalter
@ortrdg 6alten.
r0a bat nod Elm 9enbarm," fdfoB
Der 8eripalter ietnen Seridt, ueinen
MenTden ertuppt. Der an einem unIerer
8Gums &iriden seitoblen bat. Soll
Der 0ieb perIoIst peroen9"
runbebingt!" ertpioerte 2eonbdrb.
@r bate feline 4bnung, buB er bus
nit ben 9luftras gu ieiner eigensn 8ers
folgung gegcben bate.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1898-11-24
Gin fdjueller 2se6fer.
gpn N. ;SirihIelo.

am Spnntag 8ormittag bon a6t
bis ssbn llbr pitrbe bel bem Rettsans
malt Sommer nod gearbeitet.
Die Sbiire bes glbppcaten Dffnete
ii3 unb oieier trat in eigener psrIou
beraus. sinen actsnbosen in Der Sanb.
~Wsr bat bisfen Wiih ssidrisben9"
fragte er ben 8ureaupprlte6sr nit
srolIenbsr Stiinme.
Dieter blidte 5usrH nnf bds 9ez
ihriebene. bnnn auf bic Reibe Der
binter ibm iitenben S6reiber, unb
nit einem berG9tli9sn 46Iel3uden
ipies er uuf eine lnuge baeere @eitalt.
.2eonburb!N Iuste er in einem Some,
dls polIte er I'M @nti9ulbigung bits
ten. OaB bieIer Menid i'm 9tlsemeinen
unb in Der S9reibsritube i'm beipnoe.
rem sriitire.
Der Redtsantpdlt fam elm penia
mad unb iasts bann:
.9tba, Der! natiirlidb, immer Der! 10
elm Weni6 1T cine Sbanbe fir ben
ganSen S6reiberitanb. SD perlanae
ni6t, bab meine Sdrsibsr heIonoera
sebiIoete Wteniden fein foIlen, aber
foI8e bduritrGubenOe Seblsr, lpis iie
bier in bieier 9lbI6rift porbanbsn
iinO, lafe i9 mir nibt bietsn. Sic
fheineu ia nidt bic gsringite S9uIs
biloung gu buben," tpanote er ii6 on
2spnbaro, Der ii9 ioglei9 bei Der
Hennuns ieines glamens erboben
bate uno nun ipirtli9 ipis Elm abgez
tanSeIter Sduliunss baitanb. pbpobl
er feline oreibis Sabre Sdblen mo9te.
~8on nG9item grfen Ieben Sic iid
mad elmer anbsr,n SieIle Inn. unb
ipenn i'd Sbnen ratbsn fon, perben
sic Saustnedt," fdiob sr untsr bsm
Gtiiasr Der iibria.u S@rsibsr.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1898-11-24
Wlein fdtSnfter edlmnG.
Bon o Serserl.

Bon o Sergerl.
Mtsin Sntel 1T Elm SupeIier:
Man9 sHlben Rineelein
limb man9en gbslitein
Sat sr seT9entt DOGl 2iebe mir.
Qm mel iten frert elm SsrS9en mid:
qtn soIbnem Settdsn trug'
Sf's Iangs, Sag fir Gag =
Orob freut Der CUTE Ontel ii9l
9O4 brin i'm Ssrsden, fern Dem 2i4t,
0u rubt Elm 2pdenboar =
Mein id6nitsr Sdmud tiirpubr =
Bon meinem Sntel lit er nid1t!
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1898-11-24

= Ser Sinan5munn. 8as
ter (5u feinem Sobn): r@enn On
bod etnmal bic SabritantentO9ter
nit tbren $4,000 Wart beiratben
piIIit, bann md9' bod poripdrts =
es lit ia i6uOe I'M Die 3inieu!"
-Rsin @Iadstinb. Der
ps9meier bat in feinsm 2sbsn ipobl
gar feline grfplse au psrs.idnsn2" -
rS.r TIT nidt einmaI mis @rfoIs sss
impft tpprhen!"
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1898-11-24

-DoppsIfinnts. u: ~Sp.
sbtS bat Grdulein GlIp meine @ers
buns abseipiefeu! Wie finbeit Du
bus9' Q: sgiufad unerbOrt!"
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1898-11-24

= 9 9Ie9tes 9epiffeH.
Papd (beim 9lbenbeFen): .DsrSdpei.
BsrtGs bat heute aber srobe 2o9er!"
- Sribden (tpsinsrIid): sd bins
aser s.tpis ni4t aeipslsul"
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1898-11-24

llnterofficier: p&nub6e, seben Sis
nit Sbrer llsberfiiGle an 9eI6rGrttbeit
ia ME na9 4frita, ipnit pir6 Der
brnfle grbtbeiI nod ountler!"
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1898-11-24

8d9tmeiiter: rMaier, me9en Sic
i6on ipieber elm @siibt pie elm Sbe>
mann, Der fir bic ibm sligeI9idti
photographic ieiner Shtpisaermutter
nod Strafporto sublen mubl"
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1898-11-24

Jelbtpebsl (als elm GiniGbriger.
Sournaliit, gum Rebenmann fpri9D:
rGinidbriger, baltsn sic in Reib unb
@lieb sefduisft Sbr publitaiiOnsOrs
a1n!"
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1898-11-24

ltnteroffcier (bei einem SoIoatsn elm
pffsnes &nopflo9 bemertenb): r9rass
buber, Sic ipollen bier ipobl a la prinz
asIIin Gbiuab auftreten9!"
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1898-11-24
&aSernenb ofbIfttben.

8icefelbpebel: pS9lumpmiilIer, sic
iinb ia elm Glopn auf bem Sebiete Der
Oummbeit!"
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1898-11-18
DANVlLLE C0NV0CATI0N.
No Decision Yet in the Case Of the
Murderer Hitc.

BOYDTON, VA. Nov. -Spccial-Ihe
Danvilie convocation met here this morn
ing in 81. James Il. l.. church, OF which
Rev. h. Sterling Gum is rector. 4ne
morning being damp and dlsdsreelDie,
the first business meeting OF the ConNOca-
ton was held at the rectOry.
There are siX ministers IN attendance.
They are Rev. G.. -. Iluden, of Cnath1mi
lsoV. ChisWell Dabney, also OF Chatham,
Rev. Cleveland Han, of Danyile; Rev.
stephen SoutnaN. OF Rocky Mount ana
Rows. h. Sterling Gum ana &. j. faulk-
ner. OF BOydton. This is the first con-
vocation held in this place for several
years. and the EpiscOpdidns are very
much interested IN IL. Divine service Will
be held this morning, and also tonight
There are three prisoners ana one luna-
tic confined in the jail OF MeckeAbufB.
one Of The prisoners is the murderer,
George Hite. who killed William Bowers
last sprlug in cold blood. IT viii Ne re-
membered that Hite was sentenced by
the County Court o. MeckcnDurg 10 DE
huns on The 10Th day of July last, but
his counsel succeeded In setting the
Court of Appeals 90 grant supersedeas
and "A hearing before them. MT. &. i.
Rcekes Hites counsel. has submitted hts
brief to the court. but as yet no opinion
has been handed down in the case. lite
Is more nopetui now, and appears le
mOrOse. lie cOnverses freely with the
Jail attendants. At one time he was eN-
ceeiingly sour and inolsposed TO tax 10
any one, ana appeared INDIFFERENT as To
his fate. Ills wife and son come occa-
siOnallV 10 see him. but his cold and for
bidding manner encouraged no one TO
offer him any sympathy or assistance.
The wheat Oat and rye crops off Neck
lenburg are loOKing hrst-rafe. The corn
crop is not as good as 20 was thought 10
be at one time. san ! hope there VIII be
a plenty Of hog and hominy for the
rpDnfp
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1898-11-18
METHODIST PUBLISHING HOUSE.
Take Up the Question of the Money
Uefurncd by the Government.

WINSTON. ~. c.. nov. I.-Special. -
Al fo-day.- session of the Western Norm
Carolina Methodist Conference, Dr. Dan
Atkins. presiding elder OF 4 neville dis
rri.. offered a. resolution i'm regard to INC
payment Uy tine government OF f-,' Vy.
To- the Southern Methodist Publishing
House ana the connection, BarDe3 an
Smith agents. and NJ. Stallman, had III
collecting the money.
Dr Atkins said the subject was very
Important aud the conference should take
some action upon the matter. Bishop
F.tz-orad ursef the conference 10 pray
erfuness. The rcs oution provided the
ar1liufment of committee composed of
three ministers and tw0 aymon. The
Bishop appointed Regs. Dan Atkins, r. a.
gu0ue and j. r. Seroggs and +. 9. Rob
Ms ana Joseph ButAick.
The committee is expected 10 make a
report tomorrow.
EI-r0D R0nQrhaler. Of the MOravian
church. was introduced TO the confer
en.e lie said the Methodists and Mora
y,ans are brethren and have been from the
BEGINNING of the Methodist Church. 10
VAS n touching sight 90 see the two aged
pfshoDs stand with clasped hands upon
the platform.
The conference accepted an invitation
from Bishop RJnlthaier 20 attend a mu-
steal reception I'm Salem Academy Chapel
Saturday afternoon.
The E0worth League anniversary was
held to-nieht. Addresses We're made by
Rows q. W. Byrd and G.. II. Detweiler.
r. is thought now that conference will
complete its work by noon next Monday.
Concord viii extend an invitation to enter
tain the next session.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1898-11-18
CONTRACT LET
IN PETERSBURG.
The Medical Faculty Elect Officers
for Another Year.
MEET AROUND THE BOARD,
The Hastings Court Spends the Day
Trying Assault Cascs-Young Keys
is Better and the Doctors Ex-
pcct Him TO Get Well

PETERSBURG, VA, Nov. T.-Special.
The building committee of the Peters
burg Savings and Insurance Company
tonight awarded the contract for the
building of their new banking house on
the corner of Sycamore and Tabb street
to Mr. w. w. Robinson, well-known
contractor of Petersburg. The building
is to be a very handsome and attractive
brick structure and Will cost about Ii-
900. l.....,..
THE DOCTORS.
The hfty-third annual meeting Of the
Petersburg medical faculty was ned to-
night wher the following officers were
elected Tor the ensuing year; President,
Or. ID. w Lassiter First Nice-Presideni
Dr. S. W. Budd. Second Nice-Presideht'
Or. John Mann: Recording Secretary Or.
G.. v. Robinson; Corresponding secIe-
tary Or. Hugh Stockdeh The faculty
had It's annual supper tonight.
The Hastings Court was engaged uniil
o'clock tonight I'm the trial Of Samuel
BYRD, "a negro indicted for committing
criminal assault on Cora Hughes, color
ed girl under age. lie was acquitted.
Robert Jackson, William Tucker. and
James Lee negrCesl also lhuicltu loi
committing a criminal assault on Cora
Hughes. viii be arraigned for trial to-
GROW.
STOLE a BULL.
l.. c. Newsom. a white man was given
three months and fined s. for stealing a
bun. valued at SO the property Of v. y.
Mayes
John Mitchell ,colored) was given three
months i'm jail and s. fine for stealing
COW and heifer.
The condition of r. A. Keys, the young
man who shot himself twice I'm the region
Of the heart few days ago, with suicidal
intent is much improved to-day. lie
rested well last night and his attending
physicians now say that he will recover.
Dr. w. X. Ezel and wife, of Brunswick
county, are in the city to-day. Mrs.
Ezell, who IS in very bad health VIII
leave tonight for Los Angeles, Cal,
where she will spend the next six months.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1898-11-18
sncrrd Heart lEair.

Tho largest crowd since the opening of
Armorv was present last night
r--. ffosIg. 0f tle different contests VIII
b.. -~rou~4oi in Sundays papers
The ladies of ST. Patricks table serve
sumner lor a song. and those desiring 70
srnrfe Tho Inner man should not Iuil io
give them call
Several new features nave Deen auu q
ono bairo me art gallery under the mani
a. .-,ear' 0f he ladies Of Booth so. 3.
,rhere can be seen a collection 81 the
Gnesf paintings IN this and many other
states 4 visit ~ the fair f. incomplete
vlthou. seeing them
Tomorrow night grand vocal and 10
strumental concert viii DC given.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1898-11-18
Industrial Commission.

WASHINGTON. Nov. 1.-THE Indus
trial commission an their session to-day
selected the following sub-commissions:
on Agriculture. Harris chairman; Kyle
Mantle Gardner and Conger: on Manu-
features. Smyth Penrose. Livingston,
North and Farquhar; on Mining. Daniels
Often. Bell. Ratchford and Farquhlr: ON
Transportation. Philips, Mallory. Lorimer.
Harris (NOrth Cardinal and Kennedy.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1898-11-18
DEATHS.

WHITE Died, PERLlNA. wife Of Dea-
con VIM. II. White. the grocer. an her
residence. No. 50i west Leigh street.
Thursday, the lith, at ? O'Clock A. NJ.
after an illness OF about five weeks.
age s. years. Her funeral Will be
preached from the Second Baptist
church ,of which she Was member.
SUNDAY, the 20lh. ut II o'clock A. NJ.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1898-11-18
WILL MEET IN SEATTLE.
The Nationally. n. L. Decide on that
CIV for Next Years Convention.

ST. PAUL. MINI. Nov. lL-What is
known as the Post Executive Committee
OF the w. G.. n. T.. where various mat
tiers OF business referred TO the Board by
the convention are acted on. held a meet
ing i'm this city to-day. Seattle was de-
clded upon MS the next place for holding
the convention. the time 20 be about the
mi1l.e of october exact date being fixed
later.
AIRS. Stevens. the president, announced
that Miss Powderiy, the stenographer
who served Miss willard go faithfully for
fourteen years would be retained in her
position.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1898-11-18
ACake Walk.

The musicale and cake walk last night
tr Saeucer Halle for the benefit OF the
sacred Heart Bazaar was largely at
tended Each number on the programme
was excellently rendered, especially the
5ag-tirne opera OF Messrs. Mcintyre and
IRA. Six couples walked IN the cake
(. and the Judges decided 4 draw.
PRESENTED the cake TO all Of the par
ANTS, 10 be equally divided.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1898-11-18
FINE HORSE SHOEING,

70 My Friends and the Public
You viii md ne az tho old stand, 100
WEST BROAD. where You can have your
hr~gef shld and clipped hy experienced
n,rr ~ Ire r1t'slacfion guaranteed 10
clipping or money refunded. ....,,.
n,ls DUNCAN LIVINGSTONE.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1898-11-18
Trustees Peoples Buidns, Loan and
Trust Company. ho0
VyArrABI.E PYRITES MINING PROP
v EPTY AND MACHINERY ~
LOUISA COUNTY, VA
EOR SALT

LOUISA COUNTY, VA
FOR SALE.
Bv virtue Of q decd " trust 20 me GA.
july /. 1892. from The Virginia Fyriiass
.nFHE. duly RECORDED ANt-'
4 1871 iu Louisa County Court. and by
virtue OF decree Of The Cnancery Colf'
OF the city OF Richmond entered July -,
1s9s In the suit OF the Southern hai.Miy
supply Company VS.. Virginia .'vgi es Min
INK Company. ! Will OFFER for sac. at auc-
ton. on Bank street in 'front.' n United
States custOm-house, In HicnmDnd' va
on the ...... 1901,
at II o'clock NJ, all the properly thereby
conveyed-.viz.; SIXTY ACRES Of valua-
bio pyrites mining land 10 Louisa county
Va. adjoining the sulphur Mines Com
pany OF virginia. with valuable mining
rights; also. all machinery .Niures and
appliances upon said land, also, railroad
privileges. ,-,
equal instruments az one. two. and three
years. negotiable notes. interest added,
and secured by deed OF trust
For particulars. send Tor circular con-
taining fun description Of property a. q.
~ Shuman. lll4 east Main street Rich
"'0'''' VIM. IT, MANN. Trustee.
OCT NorfOway @. TT. Va.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1898-11-18

CONFEDERATE MUsEuM-iN THE
Davis Mansion. corner twelfth nnd
CLAW il open 10 visitors La!y from A.
n 10 b. a. Admission &c EXCEPT
I'm ekTT-RD DAYS rfsg g. Us FREE 20 he
-..tu. NrfHlt r..ns. 80 aip uti.. 81.
,r1,f-r r''r''f 's q. time''
ufs nieribcrahiS ileAe'- $40.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1898-11-18

NEW YORK, Nov. H.-Joseph Jefferson.
the actor. was reported slightly improved
at midnight
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1898-11-18

-~-~-~---~4H-~-7aH-r's
BY VI. 4. McCurdy.
Real Estate Auctioncer.
TRUsTEEs SALE
OF ..,,.,,-
No. 120itl WEST CLAY SihHEi -

In part execution OF a deed OF trust OF
October Is. 1898. and OF record IN h ll'c.il,
mond Chancery Court. ID. j.. loo y, Io7
3g7, the undersigned viii oner lot SAW
upon the premises on ..,.,.,, ,sos
FRIDAY. 18TH NOVEMBER, lhls,
AT 4.3O o'clock +. NJ. the REAL - ~ =
conveyed by said deed consisting or w.
story brick and frame dwelling, NO. l-Vf.
west Clay street, west OK Harrison s'ieo''
Lot 16 5'x126 o.. ......
TERMS. cash as 20 cost and expenses
Of sale. am delinquent taxes az any aNu
10 nav off a note for 81 loo. due @lst Oc-
tober. is9s. with an interest, &c thereon
residue IN equal instalmenis tt o.. a.o
Two wears tor NEGOTIABLE notes. intefost
added. and secured by "A deed Of trust on
s4id real estate. or an cash. az the option
OF the purchaser. ,.,r,,r
,oto Trustee.
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,URr-sTEEs' SALE OF A FRAME
L DWELLING ON THE EAaI SUD-
- THIRTEENTH STREET, hf.-
TWEEN CLAY And LEIGH STREETS $.
RICHMOND. VA.-by virtue OF tus l.
pinhmond CIV Chauccrv Court u. y.
fi2 a. page 20. default having been made
In the n4yments therein secure anl
being required so 10 DO, wo viii SELL at
uuhils auction. upon tha premises. ON
MONDAY. NOVEMBER 81. leoS
al / o'clock u. 49, the LOT described in
Said decd. together with tne improve
ments thereon.
TERMS. Cash as 20 expenses OF sale,
any taxes which may Dee due, aud ass 20
S2If a.. the balance al Sis and twelve
months. ,
j. J.. TALlAFERRO
j. O. CAnELl.
Trustees Peoples Building, Loan ana
Trrnaf fnmUfnN. l|t
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once OF the
Virglnia-Car0lua Chemical Co..
Richmond. Va. Nov 81. leNS.
THE BOARD OF DIRECTORS HAVE
this day declared DIVIDEND OF
ONE PER CENT ON the Common
stock Of this company. payable Deem
her lSgs. 90 Stockholders of record OF
November 22d. and the common stock
hooks win be closed from November
o9d fo November Both Nuclus.vfI
:. ". TRAVERS.
noIs Treasurer.
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By VI. l.. Cabel,
Ro41 T4f4ra Aurfi0ncor.

N RTSTEFs' SALE or a DESIRABLE
| FRAME DWELLING Oh ItlRI y
FIRST STREET EETWEEN y AND %
STREETS. RICHMOND. NA.-by virtue
OF trust-deed. dated october U. l''t re-
corded Richmond Chancery Court ID. j.
$50 G.. page .. default having been made
n the payment therein secured, and be-
ing required so 90 do we WiH SELL az
public auction. upon The premises on
MONDAY. NOVEMBER II, lej', ~.
AZ 5 o'clock D. 81 tho REAL E0A y.
described In said deed. being lot 2oxla2
feet on the west side of Ihiriy-hfst
street. between " and % streets. with
an attractive frame dwelling thereon.
Here SIS good chance TOT bargain
Come and get II.
TERMS. Cash as 20 expenses on sale,
any taxes which may be due, and az 10
Sl31 90. balance AZ six and Twelve months.
L. L 1
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l.. y. Frischkorn. plaintiff, against Ber-
-nard Frischkorn and ais, talendants -
I'm the Law and. Equity court OF '"o
city OF Richmond.
l. p. p. Winston. clerk Of AID court
certify that the bond required OF the
special commissioner by me decree I'D
said cause of october "a, 1875, has been
duly given.
Given under my hand this -3tl day Of
October. 1895. p. p. WINSTON.
not5 Clerk.
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Mr.. Frank Hulcher. formerly OF ms
city. but now OF Portsmouth va is w.
Ting his parents. No. lul1 Floyd avenue.
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wtrr. ArxurARY OF THE OLD DO
tffNroN VIII give an evening ~ Tab
ff-,If ard MUSIC WEDNESDAY. 2ii
~ November nc tho Academy ~ Nv
30 frr The benefit OF The charity wards
of the hospital nolo
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AUCTION sales.--future DAYS.

I'm execution OF two DEGREES OF the Law
and Equity Court OF the city OF Rich
mond. entered In the notwithstanding
cause on October path and November -,
is9S. I will sell. by auction, ON the ptehl-
lses. on 1901,
at 1 o'clock +. NJ,
I. Tho aforementioned Main-street
stores. Nos 20l6 2Ols. and 2g2O. having
a Joint frontage OF Oh feet on Main street
by depth OF i65 feet.
AND AT 4:3O O'CLOCK =. NJ,
p The two three-rOOm frame dwellings,
above mentioned on Twenty street
near Main street Lot 3ShNi6 les feet
TERMS One-fourth cash, residue az
six. twelve and eighteen months cfeail
raVmeuts TO be evidenced by notes. with
interest added. and tide retained until
an the purchase money is paid
CONWAY Is. SANDS,
Special Commissioner
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