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The farmer and mechanic. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 18??-19??, 1898-03-15
TO TAKE PART IN EITfrr
But the Conservatives do not Nom
They Accept Autonomy-Cour.
Quiry.

But the Conservatives do not Mon r-
They Accept Autonomy-Conr.
Quiry.
Havana, March 10Th. ter,r..
mittcc OF the Conservative ua~..
IA debate which lasted unit. .
this morning. has agreed tu ...
in the forthcoming elections.
tule Of the Conservatives. howe.
not mean that they accept the.
mouS form of government. err -...
will contribute 10 its O>tabl5~h.. ..
Captain Converse, OF the
States cruiser Montgomery. Il. ..
with Consul General Lee. .....
Captain Blanco today and was -
cordially and ~courtcously.
Ina letter to the United St.-...
sui General. DIR. Congosto. the N
General Of Cuba, assures Ge..... P
that there will be no more DELAY
passage Of relief supplies THRONES
Custom House. On account of
covery of jcwclry in such .uu... .
authorities held MP many con>i....
and some ~pcriShahlc pruy.~..-
spoiled.
Louis klopSch. proprietor Of t..l.
tim Herald, Of New York. and ...
the three commissioners apnu.....
President Mckinley to Supuryi>,
lection Of Il fund for the roller ..
reconcentradoS. who arrived hur.
terday. has explained that. so f.. ..
knows. there WIS no intention t. ~..
Gle. He believes the jeWclry Nils .
from interior parts of the UuilcI ST..
as presents, and the quality and u....,
discovered seem To prove this ..~.
ton to hc correct.
The United States Naval C,...
Inquiry into the loss Of the ha.....
Maine is quietly continuing ifs M.
and its members III" As scorytuu
usual. so far as can be iudG.I. -.
have been no important d|cyr.u...
recently.
The officers OF the Montgomery
and receive the usual cOurtc~Ie~ IT..
visiting the Spanish Admiral and ..
Spanish officers. who return tIr NJ.
of the American officers.
The Anita had ON board Scuuta.U
lingcr. Senator Thurston and "
ThurSton. Senator Money. with
father. mother and sister; CONGRESS.
Cummings. Congressman Smltu. "
Eva NalcSh and Herbert j. Ba..
The party brcakfaStcd at the Iiot. .
safe. Consul General Lee called
100 Arrangements are benz
for courtesy calls upon Captain &c..
Blancc and the other Spanish off
Next Thursday there will hr
fluential gathering at the palace.
the craftsmanship Of General B.Jl.a.
promote the purchase of n Uar-..
be called the Island of Cuba.
On Sunday night Il dynamjt. H".
destroyed Il railway culvcrt ura.
pcranza. province OF Santa Clara.
The farmer and mechanic. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 18??-19??, 1898-03-15

banquet to the Military ~Company-Air
Filled With Patriotism.

Plymouth, y. c., March 12.-CSpecial.)
Yesterday was Il gala day for Ply
mouth. Il public demonstration of the
patriotism by the people in a banquet
70 Company E. North Carolina State
Guards. At the city hall, at IL O'Clock,
were made speeches by gentlemen and
recitations and music by little girls. At
l2:3O o'clock Il banquet was rendered
the soldier boys in their Armory. In
he afternoon the company was out on
dress parade. Two sham battles We're
fought on the principle streets. The
atmosphere seemed filled with patriotism.
Such an occasion has not been witness
I'd in Plymouth for years. Captain Reld
and his we'll drilled company are ready
to need their country call.
The farmer and mechanic. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 18??-19??, 1898-03-15
GEORGIA VOLUNTEERS.

Owosso. Mich. March 12.-General j.
B. Gordon, of Georgia. who lectured
here last evening on Last Days Of the
Confederacy'' has received a telegram
from his State saying:
Zone hundred and fifty thousand of
your comrades stand ready to follow
your lead in the protection of our ma
tional honor"
Said the General:
II think | hear Rebel yells and Yam
kee huzzas mingled as our common coun-
try unitos in protection of our flag
The farmer and mechanic. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 18??-19??, 1898-03-15
\ TICkFAW SHOOTING MATCH
He Wounded Frank Chandler and Was
Killed by One of the Crowd.

New Orleans, La. March ia spc-
cial to the Iicayune from Hammond,
La, says:
In a brawl near Tickfaw. in Tangi-
pahoa Parish. to-day. Jim Hoover met
his death and Frank Chandler was NOR
faliy wounded. Several shots were
fired, when Hoover fell to the ground
with a bullet between his right sholder
and breast. According to statements
Chandler then opened fire on the crowd,
which had congregated about the scene.
After firing one shot he fell to the ground
with Il mortal wound in the forehead
fired by someone in the crowd.
The farmer and mechanic. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 18??-19??, 1898-03-15

Stni ule scandals about the Work
nous ana superintendent Rays mis-
~ sIiith'' continue to multiply. botb
- nanilper ana IN degree. The last one
sill'' TO" awful TO believe without
.",.i.er proof. There should he son,o
Judicial investigation of tbese ~
The farmer and mechanic. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 18??-19??, 1898-03-15

\ white man named X. III. N"a
quarrclleI with his wife last week
has disappeared, leaving her and t..
4-year-old child here without mouo. .
friends. Weeks is believed to boz.
Norfolk. lie came to Raleigh with b.
wife lust before Christmas.
The farmer and mechanic. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 18??-19??, 1898-03-15
NORTH BOUND.
SOUTH BOUND.

Leave Madison. I.
Leave StOkesdale.
Arrive Greensboro....... .
LeaveGreensboro.. ;
Leave Climax.... 4
arrive Ramseur.
Connections at Fayetteville
lantlc Coast Line, at Maxton
carolina Central Railroad,
springs and Bowmore Railroad
lord with the Seaboard Air
run with the Durham and
haliroad, at Greensboro with Il
ern hallway Company, at Wa
with the Norfolk and Western
j. w. FRY,
General Manager.
w. Il. X
General Passenger
The farmer and mechanic. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 18??-19??, 1898-03-15
DANIEL X.

Love had rather serve Christ in a
dungeon than satan in a palace.-Ram's
Horn.
The farmer and mechanic. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 18??-19??, 1898-03-15

II a nan licks the hand that s1note
him it's because he can't smite the hand
that licked him.
The farmer and mechanic. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 18??-19??, 1898-03-15

No man can do his best whose morE.
Is not loyc.-Itam's Horn.
The farmer and mechanic. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 18??-19??, 1898-03-15

Forbidden flowers. have Il sweet odor.
Horn.
The farmer and mechanic. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 18??-19??, 1898-03-15

When honle is It slave-pen, it is NOT
home.-Ran's Horn.
The farmer and mechanic. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 18??-19??, 1898-03-15

The man who is in the habit Of get.
ting tight usually finds money that way.
The farmer and mechanic. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 18??-19??, 1898-03-15
SOUTH BOUND.
NORTH BOUND.

Leave Bennettsville.
Arrive Observation-Disclosures.
Leave Maxton.
Leave Red Springs.
Leave Hope Mills.
Arrive Fayetteville.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1898-01-18
Calf at Southern Pines.

Golf seems TO be the only attraction OF
the Northern people to the South We
have come TO realize that the phonominai
success OF tho mountain resorts through
out Ncw England and especially the bm-
pire state during the past two seasons
has been due 90 the establishment OF at
tractivo golf links.
Piney Woods Inn at Southern Pines, y.
C. reached via Seaboard Air Line not
being surpassed by summer resorts or the
North in other respects, is now apace III
golf attractions.
DR.. II. Leroy Culver, late medicai 'hlcl
Of the Department of Public Chariues OF
New York city. and now resident physi-
clan AZ tho Inn. is an enthusiastic player
and has been very energetic IN laying
out one Of The most interesting as wen
as picturesque links in the United states.
While abroad last summer he Visiteu
many Of the best links in England. S,ot,
land and the continent and has directed
Tho work 10 bring about course slini-
lar 10 the famous st. Andrew goH llhks'
uear Edinburg, Scotland.
A club has been formed, including
many of the prominent society towns
poople of Southern Pines. ana no ooupu
there will be many interesting ma'ch
games.--EXchangc.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1898-01-18
Nircinia History.

The opening lecture this winter under
the auspices of the 4. +. V. A., wiz
he delivered by Mr.. Wyndham M,reol'h.
His earnest interest in any subject 'iia'
he treats renders him entertaining, IN
eiructive. and above ALL true 10 history
In his theme. Colonial Culture in Nlr-
oinla " he refutcs the idea lreVahns
among so many Americans. that Virginia
was settled by ignorant, uneducated peo-
pie. This lecture will be delivered FRIDAY
January 18th, at SIS /. NJ. IN the assembly
hall of the Chamber of Commerce.
The second lecture will be delivered the
Inter part Of February by DR.. Moses ID;
Hoee. Due notice of time and place VIII
be given. ,.-
No charge is made for these lectures
and the public is invited TO attend them
The attention Of the members OF the
legislature is especially called to this
opportunity for enjoying a fine lecture
on Virginia History
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1898-01-18
AN ELABORATE AFFAIR.
The Hebrew Charity Bali VIII BE n Great
NnrInaA.

The Hebrew charity ball. which will be
given al the Masonic Temple on Febru-
airy 10Th. promises 10 be a great success.
IL IS expected that from 30 10 JOO
guests will be present and everything
will be done by those in charge TO make
the entertainment as attractive as posi-
bic.
The patronesses Will be Mesdames
Moses Millhiscr Charles lutzler, l.. L.
Strsus. NJ. Thalhimer !. /. Strause. Is
rael Stern, Marx Gunst. Ellis Mitteldor-
fer. NJ. MiCheiDacLer. Charles T.. Strause.
I'D. Whitlock, S. S. Whitlock Charles
Goldenberg. Jacob Cans, julius Edel,
Philip SchlOss. Clara Goodman. il. Rosen-
helm. S. l.. Uiiman. Bertha NJ. Myers,
Henry Gunst. l. II. Kaufman, A. II.
Kaufman. Moses n. Myers. Jonas Mar
cuse william Goodman. Henry Cohen, X.
Wallersteln. Isaac May. Samuel Bend
helm, A. Goldback. Charles Gunst Her
man Walerstein. Albert Greentree, l..
Aiillhiscr. Amelia Heller, Henry Waller
stein. and Seymour Sycle.
Reception Commttee-Mossrs. 5. j..
Bloomberg chairman, NJ. Arnold, ].
Kaufman. Byron Bear. NJ. :. Block
Henry Block. Isaac Cohen. l.. Dcttlebach'
ksgbsgt Ezekiel, L. A. Ezekiel. H. Fle-
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1898-01-18
4 Severe Blow.

Entrance was forced by daring burg
lar through the rear door of the house
of Timothy Campbell. in Fulton, Sunday
night between and $50 o'clock and stole
therefrom eighty dollars which was in
a trunk.
Campbell IS an officer in Mt Zion church
and with his wife had attended service
in the evening. They returned about 800
o'clock and found the rear door broken
open.
A further investigation disclosed the
trunk which had been smashed and the
contents scattered by the mscreants.
The blow is a severe one to Campbell
as the money belonged to the Dew
Drops OF the Lily Society," Of which he
IS treasurer.
Henrico officers think they have the
burglar located
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1898-01-18

Ry virtue Of a certain decd OF tfIsl'
dated the first day of June, lN.lJ. 70 ~,
undersigned trustees and duly itcoiutu
i'm the clcrks office OF the county toui
OF Goochland. -. y. ~. pages Ib anu
III. and default having been made VA 'ns
payment of the debt therein secured. ana
being required 80 10 do 10y the bcuch'idfN
under said deed, VIC shall proceed 10 SET
by public auction. on The premises on 8.
FRIDAY. THE DIST DAY OF JANUARY ,
1898.
at . O'Clock T. NJ. the above-m ntione9
real, ESTATE. fully described IN sald
deed ag follows: An OF that certain
PIECE. PARCEL OR TRACT OF LAM.
together with all the buildings, IMPROVE
ments. rights. ways and appurteAaH,e7
thereto belonging, situated. lying aN9 ~.
int. i'm the county of Goochland ana state
OF Virginia. known sas "EAsIWooI,,
and containing SEVEN ny \ DhEl'
ACRES. De the same more OF lcss anu
bounded on the west and north by lnt
lands Of SabOt iIill. formerly owned Uy
James 4. Seldom. deceased, on ne cast
bv tho lands now owned hy MuriayS'
Taylor and Lyon. AZ Sabot station. nelnA
the same lands conveyed 10 the said "a
ward y Russell by Edward y. Wesley
and Elizabeth. his wife, by deed OF even
TEEMS. cash as to tho cost and cN-
penscg of executing this trust. aH past
due taxes. and the sum OF Sl.1i-, te5t,l.-
Win interest thereon from June J. le't
until Maid. and the residue on the follow
ing terms. 81 ga 1st Of june. lS.N, s-.'J'
Isl dav OF June. 1880. e. AS lst day OF
Junc. 1900. $3.50. 1gt OF June. iNl ,
80 2e2 lsf day Of June. 1902. s. II. ISL
dav OF June. 1903 S2.0lG 1st OF june
1901. and S19OS. 1st ~ June. 1907.
W. a. PARSONS.
faff-10f Trug'o
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1898-01-18

city Of Norfolk VS. Norfolk Landmark
Publishing Company. ArgUed by Walter
II. Taylor Esq. for appellant end Messrs.
Goode and Taylor for appeiiaes. and sub
mitte&
Tyree vs. Lake. Dismissed.
lynchbLrg and Rivermont street Rail-
way Company VS.. Cameron. Argued by
Judge John ID. Horsley fer appellant ana
Mr.. 4. II. Long for appellee, ana con-
tlnued until to-day.
The next cases TO be called arc Frank
lin vs.. Peers Clerk. No %. ard Shipman
rs. Fletchcr's administrator No p.
When these two cases are completed
the calling Of the docket viii begin NJ
No. 81 and be followed IN regular order.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1898-01-18
For Charity Sake.

At meeting Of the Ladies Hebrew Aid
Society held last Sunday evening al the
residence of Mrs. II. Passamaneck. The
following officers were elected FOR q term
Of six months: President Mrs. i. Low
enstein Vice President. Mrs. A. Molioy;
Treasurer. Mrs. l.. Blank Secretary Mrs.
II. Passamaneck.
The executive committee consists Of
the following ladies:
Mrs. y. Cohen. Mrs. Silver. Mrs. Cell
man. Mrs. Kaminsky, Mrs. Green, Mrs.
Philips This society is sull in it's
youth and has already done deal Of
good 10 the deserving poor of the city.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1898-01-18
Busy Ambulance.

The ambulance was called 10 the G.
and O. shops at o'clock yesterday 90
attend l.. a. Thomas. who had cut his
hand 10 the bone. lie was treated and
left.
4 call from 1913 Catherine street was
also responded TO at ll.SJ A. NJ. and Anna
Anderson, colOred, was found 10 be suf-
fering from wounds inflicted on hand
and back by Joe Smithers.A number OF
stitches were taken and she was left.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1898-01-18
FAIL kDiDs
ATLANTIC COAST Line.


SCHEDULE EFFECTIVE JAN IL. $500.
TRAINS LEAVE Neutrality-suspicious.
300 A. 81 DAILY. arrives Petersburg 'iN'
a. M. Noriols ~. - y. o.
stops only az letUsDHie'
Waveriy. and Suffolk. Va. IN
s:OS A. 81. Daily. arrives Pc;cTsouts s'yI
=. NJ, Weldon ~ a. a
Charleston 1920 =. 81. say44n..
nah 1850 a. n. Jacsto5ns ll
100 a. Nj. Port Tampa. D ,cn
T. ID Connects 20 N 49,
KIN KIN 20 No, =" ,fff'N,vy,I. n,n S'sSon
h:i5 \. d. pullman sieep"
~, -. New YORK 90 JacksonfiI',
800 T. NJ, Daily local ARRIVES ie't'
burg S.t2 J.. ~ AaAe'
$50 p. A.. Daily. arrives pc,ersburs 60
+. ~ Makes local stops j.
-oo - =, and L. railroad. ..ot
''S T. N, Daily arrives Peiersbgrg ~,
T. n. connects with y. 80
" Tor Norfolk and inter 10
Connects with A. and ID. fot
citations between Lmp9i'a W
Lawrencetiiol. weldon
=; NJ, Fayetteville. i;ri a.
~. Cu8ritaton O.t- a. Al 90
Nannah 500 A. 81. = tspn-
yi,,e 10y A. NJ. fol. la'"i'
NEW Line 10 NILpL6
GEORGIA rOtNts -Afu.ii,s
Aik.a : = = 81. Augusta 5 70
4. n Macon 70 s. y, " Lev. "a"
sleeper : Nsu YORK 20 ~.
nlntton. Jackson .lte. lpi
Tampa. Aiken. Augusta. ana
500 J.. ~; Daily arrives roeroag
s:3 y NJ. Weldon l.-O D, NJ
Mako local @tJps NefNtt'
TOGO p NJ 'b'e aS 5ses ana l %s''o' rno
New York ani FLORIDA Sp.-
c.ul Arrives charleston ID
A. a.. sarnnah pri A. 81,
jacksonville leo D. ST. ST.
Au-rstr. -.-l b.. ST.. lamp'
1880 T. NJ. Daily Arrives pe.or harr
$50 H. 81. I1u.tnurE 30
~. Roanoke J.1f a. NJ. tf.t.h
20 q. 80. pullman Sleeper
-r Richmond fo lNfthUurr.
aoIRAINS ARRIVE RICHMOND
wv 4. ~, Daily From Jacksout I.n.
savannah. ClarlfriOn. AI'iI
ta Macon Augusta. anu Ah
s'io A. NJ. Daily except Sunday Attain
o.. Athens. and Raleigh. lion.
gerson. LynchbufH aA4 900
~. :. " Dolly. Petersnusr iocot
".'J a. Al. Daily except Monday. irnn
Tampa. JHrk 0uNNI.. eIfAN-
600 =, nah ald Charleston
''O' A. NJ Sunday .only. From ''o9in.
Athens Raleigh. aol h,,q,.a,
Hos A NJ son. Lynclbess and a. We" sss.i
'''O' - M' Daily Norfu.A. auuoih "'-
Petersburg.
fIJ T. b., Daily JACK .nvHe. S'r11-
nah. Charleston. NIm.rsfn u,
Loitsnoru. a-4 al points
600 7. NJ Daily Norfolk. su0o'k. Wa,-
s.-e p =, eriy. and ls,er-ourF. ,.,.,.
GOO =. NJ. Daily Petersburg L,nen-
IT, 81 EMERSON.
y X. hENLN Traffic Manager
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1898-01-18

gcnhclmcr. l.. Ecllhcimcr. T.. Gerst. \.
Grccuwad William Goodman. A. He'll
stern. Leroy llutzl'r, Bcnno Hutzler. g.
4. kass. Joseph kirsh. jacob kirsh. Dr.
H. ~. Levy. Moses May. Chas. Millhis"r.
Moses Mlllhiscr. Ellis Mittodorfcr. Jonas
Marcusc. I. j. Marcusc. NJ. H. Roscnhaun'
H. Roscnhcim. William kcnhcim' ~. NJ
Rcmhari. j. W. Solom0ns. X. -. stern
Charles Strausc, !. !. Siralisc' Joseph
Stfausc. Julius strauss. >. \. strauss
Samuel Sycic. Seymour Syclc. Myer Syclr'
Charles Thalhimcr. Jacob Thalhmcr, >.
l.. Ullman. Emanuel t'llman. a. Nalen-
tine. II. s. Walcrstcin. Charles Neil
Phlllp Nhiilock. A. l.. Jacors, II. mas
prowlez. =. G.. Braucr. Julius tdel. NJ
Icsshcrg. Ben. Jacobs, Harry liirshheIg'
Leon Nallcrstcin. j.. Raab, Joseph l..
Levy. H. j. Myers. David Mttleuofler'
Is. ThsIhimer. and Charles We'll.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1898-01-18
Case Comes Up.

The Hundley- Cussons case will be call
ed in the Police Court this morning at
$50 O'clock
IL viii be remembered that General
Hundley was arrested on the charge Of
being about to engage In a duel with
Col John CusSons. and he was bound
over 10 the 18th instant. and a few days
later, Col Cussons. for whom similar
warrant was out. came TO Richmond
and surrendered himself, and was also
bound over to the 18th
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1898-01-18
The WIeelmen Meet,

The Board of Governors Of the Rich
mond League of Whoemen held called
meeting in the Office of j. l.. Anderson,
Goddin Hall. yesterday evening. J. l..
Anderson, president, in the chair l.. Il.
Florence. secretary. Messrs. r. NJ. Zig
nor, f. G. Mayo. Harrison Blair, Rich
mond Lewis r. w. Cooper. Thos. Chris
tian and others were present.
Important business was transacted 10y
them. and, in addition. committee was
appointed 10 look into the appropriations
made by the City Council and endCaVOr
to have the interests OF the wheclmeu
considered in the appropriations made for
street and other Improvements for the
wear 1905
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1898-01-18
TakenSnddenly Ill.

Mr.. Alfred j. Gary, chief clerk IN City
Water Works office was taken suddenly
I'll Sunday morning Immediately after
church and had to be taken 10 the home
or a friend near by where he received
tender care and attention until he could
be removed 10 his home on Twenty-Ffth
street. Mr.. Gary WAS slightly improved
yesterday.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1898-01-18
NIL Not Rrnent IL.

Rev. Preston Nash, who has suffered
for a week with a severe cold, while in
great pain on last Saturday afternoon
saturated q handkerchief with chloro-
form and began inhaling the vapor.
He soon became unconscious and but
for the timely intervention of member
Of his family who heard his slertorOus
breathing and removed the cause De might
have inhaled enough TO have caused his
death.
Mr. Nash was entirely recovered on
Sunday and filled an his appointments.
looking none The worst for am experience
that he will not repeat.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1898-01-18

Southern Railway Company.

Southern Railway Company
Richmond Va. Jan. ~. i~N~
NOTICE Is HEREBY GIVEN THAT a
GENERAL MEETING OF the STOCK
HOLDERS OF The SOUTHERN RAIL
WAY COMPANY has been called hy
the Board of Directors. and viii Doe heidi
at the principal office of the company
ia The city Of Richmond. Va. ou FRI
DAY. the 18th of February 1895. 40 DO
O'Clock in the forenoon. for the purpose
OF approving the action heretofore
taken. and OF fully authorizing such
further action as hereafter may DE
taken hy The Board Of Directors Of tine
Southern Railway Company for the
acquisition OF the whole or amy part
of The railroad of the Memphis aud
Charleston Railroad Company. and also
Tor the purpose OF approving the proc
posed issue and sale OF the bonds and
capital stock OF the southern Railway
Company upon the terms authorized hy
the said directors in payment for prop
critics. securities or shares OF tho Mem
uhis and Charleston Railroad Company
on Of any successor corporation owning
or cOntrOllinc its property. and for au-
thOriZing one cor more mortgage Ur
pledges TO secure such bonds.
BY order ol the Board of Directors.
JOSIAH +. HILL.
ja1StfelS Secretary
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1898-01-18

NetropOIltln Bank N Ki0Hm0nd, VI.
ITO WHOM iT MAY CONCERN
THE METROPOLTTAN BANK or
RICHMOND. VA. hereby gives notice
ohm after the ST DAY or FEBRUARY
1SnS. the RATE OF INTEREST viii he
REDUCED TO THREE cJ PER Ct-I
PIP AN%T-NT on an deposits with them
now bearing interest above this rate.
IT, A. WILLIAMS.
iaG-tfej Cashier.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1898-01-18


Igv virtue ~ 81 decree Of the Hastings
Court for tho city OF Manchester. pro-
nouucod on the 23d day Of December.
fs17 iu the suit therein depending. styled
Drs Edgar Archer and r.. T.. Ruckcr
81. James T.. owens. administrator. and
ais We viii sell. AT public auction. on
tho dav and hour named above. that
VALUABLE HOUSE AND LOT. situate
on mo yye.t line Of Cowardiu avenue, and
frontinc thereon - LIS feet. and runs
hack I'M am irregular shape 10 the Rich
mOnd and Petersburg railroad This
proDertv Is In "a good neignborhOod.
TERMS. One-fOurth cash. balance at
six. twelve and eighteen months. for
notes Il nor cent. Interest added from
dav OF sale. title retained until whole
purchase money is paid and conveyance
ordered by the Court. ,....
WM. ]. CLOPTON,
GEO. J HOOPER,
WA. r. COX.
Special Commissioners.
IN tho clerks office Of tho Hastings Court
of tho city of Manchester DIS. i-utlt
Archer and r. II. kucker. plainllil-'
against James r. owens, ADMINISTRATOR
and ais. defendants;
II. T. DuNal clerk OF the said coGrl
do certify that the bond required of me
special commissioners uy thc deere reh-
dorod iu said cause on tho 23d day of DO
ccmbcr. 1897 has been duly given. 800.
Given under my hand, as clerk OF inc
said court. this 21th day of DecemDer,
1Sg7 IL. r. Dun a.,
jalS-it 'i'l"'
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1898-01-18

ON DoMiNIQeM, STEAMSHIP COM
DAILY SERVICE.
Steamers leave Norfolk.
Va. DAILY, at l.. W.
~ for New York Qlrccc Pas
sengcrs leave itlchmon"
lASsEN Via q. and o. railway $50
sszAsYoTN 4. ~. or r. and h. rail-
SaaaA road -. and W. route. @
a. b.. 90 connect WITH
DIRECT sTEAMERs leave Richmond
cor NV york Via James river, every
Nontav tpasaengers ana freighD. and
I|ridev (irei-ht ana steerase Iasscn-
l J. le1 cyrlvl at 5 = NJ. Additional steamer
7frciehtI leaves RICHMOND for Norfolk
N,crT "Wednesday . j. d.. connecting
o,,sttttb' main line steamer for New York
"FRON NEW YORK. pa,.ensels can
80 DAILY. EXCEPT SUNDAY. Tor
IBSiriSnord Mn Oh Point or Norfolk.
NDTIRFCT STEAMERS via james river
ro,ite' leave every saturday passengers
80 3reiehD and Monday freight only
aafiine from company pier. 20 North
river 2 T.. n: Saturdays 4 =. NJ.
FOR fuu information apply 10
JOHN +. MAYER Agent.
1912 east Main street.
Richmond. Va.
VI T. Cufllaudeu. Yicc-President and
Traffic Manager. New YORK.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1898-01-18
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