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The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1898-06-19
BY G. l.. & II. l.. DenoOn,
Real Estate Auctioneers,
ST. Main street.
TRUSTEES SALE
OF
THE NEAT BRICK DWELLING, no.
800 RANDOLPH STREET.

THE NEAT BRICK DWELLING, No.
800 RANDOLPH STREET.
By virtue Of the provisions Of p certain
deed of trust. dated MAY IS 1895. ana
recorded i'm clerk office Richmond Cham
Gerry Court ID. u. lJ1 a, page J'3, de-
fault having been made I'M the payment
of certain notes therein secured, ana be-
ing required by the holder of the same
so 10 do. we viii sell. by public auction
on the premises, ON
FRIDAY. JUNE "a 1SoS.
at 5:4j o'clock i. NJ. the above properly;
described iu said deed as follows. All
that LOT OF LAND, with the improve
ments thereon. lying and being IN me
city OF Richmond, Va ON the. east line
of Randolph street, beginning 81 feet ana
inches south of Chafin street thence
sOuthward.v and fronting on Randolph
street 10 feet and Z inches, thence b1e K
between parallel lines one hundred auo
ten feet To- an alley ten feet wide. me
improvements consist of NEAT
STOCN-BRICK DWELLING, recently
Huilt. containing about seven rooms, with
modern improvements, such ms bath. wa
ter. gas. etc. The house is woll built. and
win make . good home or paying invest
ment.
TERMS: Cash as TO expenses OF eXec!t-
ing this trust. any taxes that may be
due and 10 paw the sum of Sl.33A0o. Wl %
interest from May 81, 1s9S' balance al
twelve months.
w. RRYDON TENANT,
WILLIAM GRAY
ic1S Trustees.
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BY Chewing g. Rose,
Real Estate AucuOuccrs.
RI RUSTEES' AUCTION SALE
or
THAT DETACHED CORNER BRICK
DWELLING
No. 1900 HANO| aR 81 REEI

BY virtue Of certain decd Of trust
dated May 10. 1893. o. 'ecord in clerk $
office of tho Richmond Chaucery Court
in u. =. 154 G.. page 500, detaul, having
been mado I'm the payment OF tho DEBT
thereby secured. and being required 30
60 do by the beneficiary, we Will SELL oy
auction upon the prcmla g, on
FRIDAY. JUNE "a lo9S. ...
a. o'clock h. NJ. that LOST DESll,A-
BILE RESIDENCE numbered as above
located at tho northwest ccrncr OF ltnn-
over and Vine streets, fronting II teet
10 inches on Hanover s,rcC, and extend
ing back along Vine street lt9 le2t y
inches 10 an allev 20 feet wide.
We only suggest that an eNaminlat!oh
Of this property viii ccDLinc lou that IL
is frsl-class IN design and construction.
TERMS: BY consent win be one;-taird
cash: balance one and TWO, years lntct-
cst added. and secured by deed upon the
property. or all cash. at the option Of
the purchaser -....-....,.-,
FDW. s. ROSE
4efs Trustees.
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anrorAI NOTICES.

1ooo.>-~.~N~-~>~~r~| 49,
CITY OF MANCHESTER boND ,nIdsrs
Notice is hereby given 70 the h0, ealis
that the city OF Manchester bcoSI,s Is
for payment the following BCHD yaar
sued by said. city. all being ig-1 eogpon
4 per cent. bonds-nameiy: 20 So"po "a
bonds OF 500 each. Nos. Zl2, go ed
Nos. 2Si to , Sss' s oodn c Name, January
fs0s' and one registered bono 10y
s. roo. Gated and callablo as above,
sued in lieu OF IL coupon bonds o. 49,
date: also. "a coupon oohas % c;i,ssye.
dared July /. 1883. and callable July -
ISos The holders OF said bonds are re-
omired TO present the same Tor pay
Hment al the city 1reasurers ouice, N
this city. on JULY /. ISIS, 81 WHICH
ina ali interest thereon will cease.
For retiring tho above bonds new lo-3f
vsar ) per cent. coupon Dohds OF thlS
citv Will be placed with MesSrs Ihos.
Branch & Co, OF islch,hhoNo, a., 1870 a.
sale or exchange Tor tns oiu pVhu9'
FIice y" "'f w. BRONAUGH. JR.,
Treasurer City OF Manchester Va.
je2-eod-tje3o
NOTICE OFFER. BY PRIVATE
sale a number OF BUILDING LOTS IN
the township Of M9ntrose' located SCUM
east of and near the city or Nchmohd'
on tho National Cemetery and Williams
b,re roads and In full view Of Chin
5nrr,o park. There are already about
twenty houses, two stores, one school
one chapel on the place. and one oaly
mail. and two daily services Of psl efs,
ONLY A short distance from the ttdaf
works. Wheel Works and other lnous-
tries. A fine opportunity Tor any one
desiring to secure q home. on very easy
terms. saw IS and $40 cash, balance on
tnstaIments. Come and see FOR your
self or write. Address .
SUI n. 81. FARRAUD,
MOntrOse r. o..
te12fa26' Henfieo COUNTY, va
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WANTED. SOME GOOD TABLE
BOARDERs; also. have some NICE
FRONT ROOMS for rent. Apply TO No.
Dos east Franklin street. je19-su&we2t
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1898-06-19

WANTED. A HOUSE GIRL. ONE USED
10 dining-room. with references. %
900 east Grace street. JelJ-l-
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MONEY TO lend

on Real Estate at per cent Business
confidential. 80.
r. b. CHAFFIN & CO..
je10-1t Incorporated.
ny he WAR LOAN Is GOOD, BUT 1T
! only pays three per cent We nave
something lust as good that PAYS Tin
POLLARD & BAGBH,
ie19-l. No. > north Eleventh street.
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Office Va. Fire and Marine ms. CO..

office va. Fire and Marine ms. Co,
Richmond. June 49, fNl9
DIVIDEND.-THE BOARD or DIREC-
TORS have declared semi-annual dive
idend OF FOUR PER CENT Gree Of
taxi. payable 90 stockholders June 500
next. Checks for this dividend Will DO
mailed stakeholder on said date.
Changes OF address should De notified
WM. H. MCCARTHY
ierT-2t Secretary.
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Office Of the
Mutual Assurance Society Of Va,
Home Office Building
1Oif east Main street.
Richmond Va. June u. 1893.
TIE ADJOURNED MEETING OF THE
members OF this society of April ~,
1905 will DE held az this office MON
DAY, July 18th. 40 1 o'clock j. VI.
EDWIN A PALMER.
ie15 10 2G-iy31O Secretary.
BY REQUEST or STOCKHOLDERS
owning not less than oue-third of the
capifal stock a general meeting Of the
stockholders of the TITLE AND TRUST
COMPANY VIII be held at / o'clock
=. NJ. ON THURSDAY. the Both day Of
June. 1SgS at tile office of the company
-1t2 east Main street
MARSHALL NJ. GILLIAN,
f115-f4t President.
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rlrLoylIESr WANTED-lIaIe.

WANTED. A POSITION BY AN INDUS
triUus ana energetic young man. VINO
Is willing 10 commence on small salary.
dress g. c., care Times office. Jel9-lt'
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BY Chewing & Rose. Auctloneers.
~ RUsTEES' AUCTION SALE
or
THAT DETACHED BRICK DWELLING.
No 1902 HANOVER STREET.
BY virtue Of certain decd 81 trust.
dated May 10. lN05 of record In clerk 5
office of Richmond Chanccry Court. I'm
ID. r. 15f q. page 507. default having
been made in the payment Of the dept
thereby secured. and being required so
10 do by the beneficiary we will sell. by
auction. upon tho premises. on
FRIDAY. JUNE "a 1898,
az o'clock -. H., that NICE RESI-
DENCE numbered as above. containing
nine rooms. Lot fronts % feet 9i2 inches
by a depth OF 179 9-12 feet TO an alley 20
feet wide.
This Is in every respect frst-class resi-
TERMS: By consent the terms will be
ono-third En- cash; balance at one and
two years with per cent. interest added.
and secured by deed of trust upon the
property, or all cash, a5 tho purchaser
may elect. .
A. J. CHEWING.
EDW. 5. ROSE,
je1s Trustees.
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uI,IDEND NoTI,E.

-,,-,-~~~.-,-<~~s.~--. --->~..>or,,y,0~
DIVIDEND NOTTCE.-THE BOARD or
Directors OF the Richmond and Peters,
burg Railroad Com any lHEe declared
a dividend ~ THREE DOLLARS AND
FIFTY CENTS per share on The Can't
tai Stock OF tae Company, payable on
the LIST day OF July. lsJS 20 holders Of
the same OF record on tho 2O,h day OF
June. lS1S. after which date the trans
fer books viii DO closed until July 1,
1855. inclusive.
jciG-td W. r. JONES, Treasurer.
DIVIDEND NOTICE.-TIIE BOARD OF
Directors OF the Petersburg Railroad
COmuauy have declared 70 dividend OF
THREE DOLLARS AND FIFTY
CENTS per share on the Common and
Preferred stock OF The Company. paya-
bic ON the lsr day Of July. 1895. 70
holders of the same Ot record ON tho
Goth day OF June. 1898. after which
date the transfer books will he closed
until July J. lS9S inclusive.
je1G-td w. r. JONES. Treasurer.
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WANTED. TO SELL RESIDENCE ON
Floyd avenue; rooms: every convent
ence. Present owner will rent, guar
anteeing per cent, or give possession
at once II desired. II you wish 70 M
vest answer at once. as family wish 70
leave city very soon. Address liOC 80
Times office. Jelo-iI
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LADIES EARN SO WEEKLY DOING
needleworl at home. no canvassins.
Enclose self-addressed stamped en-
velope for reply. STANDARD. NOV
ELTY CO., 1Ol Beekman street. NeeW
York. J~-V
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DISSOLUTION or PARTNERSHIP.

June II, 1895
NOTICE or DISSOLUTION. - THE
partnership heretofore existing between
j. HENRY CREW and ERLAND Nc
IATCHLAN under the style and FIRM
name of GREW x McLAuCHLAN. has
this day been dissolved ~ mutual con-
I'm liabilities of he firm. Witness the
Following signatures and seals:
tSeal) j. III. CREW,
(Soal) ERLAND McLAUCIiLAN.
1e1S-6.s
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WANTED. TO SELL a VERY fINI
UPRIGHT PIANO cheap for cash; A.
dress PIANO, Times office. Jelo-lt
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WANTED. TO SELL A COMBINATION
HORSE: very fine saddler kind worker;
Also. BEST LADYS PONY (Buggy ana
Harness) in the city. Horse ana Fonyy
at once II you wish TO buy at laos east
Main street. JclS-It
La Junta tribune. (La Junta, Bent County, Colo.) 1881-1939, 1898-04-16
raor.rs AZ MONTE cAaLo.

EassDsss Isesos IsaisassA ~ tie PFsss
81 tAs Yrasehiss.
Ono can form some idea Of the snor-
nous profits mads BY the gambling he'll
at Monte Carlo BY studying the terms
on which the prince of Monaco has
granted . prolonsation a the eencesi
sion under which this infamous estAb-
lishment exists. The present conces-
sion expires in 1913. but the share
holders think II wise to secure Q fur
ther concession before that date. The
terms. which were presented and rail-
ned the other day. are as follows: The
$780, for the concession. plus ff0 900
allowed for the expenses Of the govern
ment Of the principally. are to be con-
tnued. together With the allowances
for public works. lighting. maintenance
Of the Institutions. ETC.. amounting IL
all to another f50. 900 or eco 900 per an.
mum. In addition. the Casino company
undertakes to pay over Immediately %
the prince in hard cash tie sum OF
1000. and further to spand i200. 900
upon public works In the shape OF
opening mp new avenues ard streets In
parts Of the principally. indicated by
the prince: to spend fS0.000 In the con-
house. this to be completed in time for
the exhibition OF 1900: to hand over to
the manager Of the theater OF Monte
Carlo fl.000 for each performer. this
sum to be spent exclusively In the pay
ment OF special artists. the company to
further bear all the cost of the chorus.
orchestra and scenery. Finally. the
company undertakes to pay over to the
prince in cash $500 900 In the year 1918.
which was the date OF the expiration
Of the ole contract granted by the late
Prince Charles II. The Casino COM
pany is therefore called upon to and IN
additional sum Of fl.1s0. 900 without
counting the grant to the manager Of
the theater) As the price Of the new
concession. The prince also insists up
on having In future Q direct voice in
the management of the concern. He Ii
to be consulted In the appointment Of
both the manager and directors OF the
Casino company: he IL to have the
right to nominate the manager OF the
theater; to be consulted In the engage
ment of the artists and the chef dor
chestra. and. most important OF all.
he il to have control OF the publicity"
department. The company spends
about f2s 900 In "sauaring" the conti-
mental press and purchasing Its benev-
olent neutrality in the matter Of gamb-
ling. The prince insists upon his right
to issue to these journals which are In
the pay OF the concern such notes and
paragraphs as he may think proper.
La Junta tribune. (La Junta, Bent County, Colo.) 1881-1939, 1898-04-16

In Persia the bottling Of tears con-
stitutes an important part OF the
obseQuies OF the dead. Al the mourners
are sitting round and weeping. the
one with q piece OF cotton wool or
master of ceremonies presents each
one with . piece Of cotton wool or
sponge, with which to wipe away the
tears This cotton wool or sponge II
afterwards squeezed into = bottle. and
the tears were preserved a. powerful
and efficacious restorative for those
whom every other medicine has failed
to revive. II Is to this custom that
allusion Is made in the eighth verse OF
the ffty-sixth Psalm: "Put thou my
tears into thy bottle"
La Junta tribune. (La Junta, Bent County, Colo.) 1881-1939, 1898-04-16

008 6u0lh Iuot kxPso0Ss 4
q contributor to the National Drar.
gist describes the curious phenomena ci
explosive sea-shells. He says: WalkicS
along the beach on Mobile bay,
young woman. . relative Of the writer.
picked mp = handful of little shells, len
by tho tide and among them several
shells OF small marine small" the
largest of which was probably half
inch in diameter and the smallest some
three-eighths Of an inch. She dropped
them into her pocket and forgot ali
about them until several days altar
ward, when an unpleasant odor In her
wardrobe attracted her attention to
them. On taking them out OF her
pocket some fell on the floor. and In
recovering them she placed her foot ON
one. Tho act was followed BY an ex-
plosion. quite sharp. and loud enough
to be heard all over the floor on which
her room b. Astonished, she conclud-
ed to try another. and the same re-
suit followed. The shells were then
brought to the writer. who on exAminA-
don found the mouth Of each firmly
closed by . membrane Of greater CT
less thickness, formed by the drying Of
the animal slime. This had probably
occurred soon after removal nom the
moisture Of the beach. and the little
inhabitant Of the shell dying. the gasss
OF decomposition had quite hlled lie
internal space.
On exerting q little pressure 81
squeezing the shell between two blocks
Of wood quite . loud explosion was pro
duced, the fragments Of tho shsu -
ing thrown several fset. Subsequently.
on trying the experiment. ont of dcs-
en- shells only two failed to explode
La Junta tribune. (La Junta, Bent County, Colo.) 1881-1939, 1898-04-16

am right-do you not?'' he added.
seeing a strange smile on the majors
face.
Certainly. l was thinking Of the
earl. not Of you." and long after the
two friends had parted Major Vande-
leur looked very grave.
at is like going into a vasp's nest"
he said. "Raoul Is q noble, simple
hearted soldier. He will have little
patience with the earl-perhaps even
less with his wife" 1sF5S
= No such thought troubled Sir Raoul:
to him It seemed quite right and just
that his kinsman should extend the
hand of welcome. that his wife and
himself should beg him to visit them,
that their home should be his.
II may be able to do some good"
said Sir Raoul. 'Ulric always listened
to me-"
SO he was full Of hope as he drove
to Halby House. sr .
what will this young wife be like?"
he wondered. "A money-lender's
danghter-nothing very noble or bril-
liank but Uric loved her. suppose.
She win be a city demoiselle. Let us
hep(. for Ulric's sake. that she Il pret.
" ahd accomplished"
He caught himself wondering mora
than once what she would be like. and
'then he laughed at himself for his
pains. - 8 40
II have 20 few relatives" he said.
'.that the fact Of finding new one is
auuathing vouderful.
HIS wofns faee nnshed with emotios.
- ths cafriage~ stopped at Halby
E1ouse.
.srAea . ma1 has .but few ffiends be
I knows how to value them" he said to
Si1sssif. Il, 1nepgs suaric Sill b. pleased
= - - aG
La Junta tribune. (La Junta, Bent County, Colo.) 1881-1939, 1898-04-16
RECENT INVENTIONS.

A southerner has designed a new re-
Of m inner section OF rubber tubing
surrounded by layer Of rubber-coat.
ed linen or canvas and covered BY .
vulcanixed. comparatively hard. rub
ber tube, which is. In turn. covered BY
an outer rubber tube.
Acetylene gas is to be used for the
purpose OF Initiating marine buoys and
floats. the dry calcium carbide being
placed In . vessel in the upper portion
Of the buoy. @ which = small quantity
Of water 10 admitted ~ 1t sinks. caus-
ing suficient gas to generate to lift
the buoy In Its proper position again.
A Pennsylvania woman has invented
. ~ escape for attachment to window
screens. which II formed Of wire cone,
with the large end connected with .
passage along the bottom Of the screen,
in which the nies crawl and pass out
through the small end OF the cone,
thus clearing the house Of the insects.
A noissless and more emcient name
for incandescsnt gas burners II pro-
dueed BY giving the air and gas . ro-
tary motion to thoroughly mix them
~ they are admitted to the bottom Of
the burner. the mixed air and gas be-
ing heated BY means Of corrugated
rinss In the burner. which draw heat
from the flame above.
Carpet sweepers are being made with
. brush mounted on flexible shaft.
and surrounding . circular disk to re-
volve toward the dust collector In the
centsr Of the disk a. the sweeper is
pushed along. motion being impaired
to the flexible shaft hy . system OF
geaFs connected with the central
wheels. on which the sweeper rnns.
Envelopes can not be tampered with
- remove their contents In the mails
without revealing ths thsft u . new
saesty device u used, which eonslsts
of . piece Of material TO b inserted In
'ths envelope directly under the ad-
drtss. which becomes damp and blurs
the writing when the back Of the en-
va1ops b steamed or soaked to open
- Aap.
K annken iron ships. which are too
desply submerged to permit Of the de-
sesnt cf divers to make connections
ar raising them. can b liftsd b.
Bmeons of powesful electromagnsts at
tnehed to lifting ropes, the magnets be-
- lowered until they strike tAs
treek. wbsn an electric eurTsnt r. ap-
lplSsd through wires 70 cause than t.
erip u boat.
=
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BY CHARLOTTE N. BRAEME.


CHAPTER XIX.-(Continued)
He heard Of It from one Of his broth
e. oficers. who had FASTENED to vel
come him to England. and was at nrst
incredulous. He had always loved the
handsome. wiliful boy. who looked up
to him with such affection. and II had
been bitter source Of trouble to him
to md him inclined to go the wrong
way In life. Raoul Laureston was
many years older than the earl. but
they had always been good friends. In
his light. frank way he had scolded
the handsome boy-now he scolded the
man. He had done his best to exercise
a wise control over the earl. There
It was with positive incredulity that
he heard of the marriage. When Major
vandeleur told him the news. the brave
soldier refused to believe II.
"Caraven would never have married
without telling me-" he said. He has
not written to me for years. but he
would have written II that had been
the case"
II assure you" declared Major Van
deleur. that l was present at the GER
mony. He was married at st.
Georges. Hanover Square"
II must not dispute what you saw
with your own eyes," said Sir Rsoul.
That granted. then. whom has he
married."
"A Miss Ransome." was the brief re-
ply.
''Ransome? do not remember the
name" Major Vandeleur laughed.
mo. you have probably never heard
it-though there are few young men in
the army who could say rs much. RAN
some is a lawyer and a money-lender."
The soldiers face fell.
"A money y-lenderi You cannot be
serious? Caraven marry money
lenders daughter! cannot believe
it."
1T Is true. remember the lady's
name-Hildred Ransome. did not see
her. although I was in the church dur
ing the marriage; the crush was so
great. could not. The bridegroom's
tall head lowered above the crowd:
saw a vision of white and silver. but
not the brides face or figure"
Their conversation was interrupted
by the arrival Of note for Sir Raoul.
at IL from Caraven." he said. as he
hastily broke the seal.
As he read 1t. his whole face bright
ened. q light came into his eyes.
II knew the boys heart was in the
right place." he remarked. There
could not be kinder letter than that.
He will not hear OF my remaining here
or going elsewhere. I am to go to
Halby House at once. where everything
is at my service, and his wife joins IN
begging me to go. The boy Is not
changed. you see. His heart is good"
And the major, having some little re-
spect Cor Sir Raoul, forbore to tell him
what rumor said about the handsome
earl and his heart.
Il shall CO." said Sir Raoul--"this
has quite decided me. You think l
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THE SECRET OF GOOD DISPOSITION.
pnkna says ncr Bodily Health Makes Women
Sweet tandA Attractive to An

The world filled with who arc hsd back n
sosns trouble Of the female orgsnA
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uo. be continusd.)
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CHAPTER Xxx.

WgfR hE ., earl va =. 2.
La Junta tribune. (La Junta, Bent County, Colo.) 1881-1939, 1898-04-16

n6 earl H~ "
home expecting Sir
Raoul. He was
shown into the IL
brary. and there in
q few moments he
was found by his
kinsman. They met
with outstretched
hands and warm
words Of greeting.
but the earl looked
La Junta tribune. (La Junta, Bent County, Colo.) 1881-1939, 1898-04-16

Il n o noteworthy fact thak shesp
thrive best in . pasture infested ritA
moles. This Il because Of the teetes
drainaxa Of the land.
La Junta tribune. (La Junta, Bent County, Colo.) 1881-1939, 1898-04-16

WALKED UP AND DOWN.
after midnight when he heard tho roll
Of a carriage, and then the soft rustic
u q silken dress as light footstsps
passed his door.
THAT IL the young countess.s he
said to himself-"my new cousiA-<all
and dark"
To. be continusd.)
La Junta tribune. (La Junta, Bent County, Colo.) 1881-1939, 1898-04-16

No wunas can hiAs m hsr inoes.
eosstGns tfoa hsr drsasnaksz.