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The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1898-10-28

BY j. b. Elan & Co..
Real Estate Auctionoers.

COMMISSIONERS SALE, by PUBLIC
\ AUCTION,
or THE VACANT LOT. 33Xi2i FEET.
AT THE SOUTHWEST
CORNER TWENTY-NINTh AND y
STREETS. AND THE AID
JOINING LOT. 55xl2i FEET OK TWEEN
TY-NINTH STREET. WITH
THE TWO-STORY FRAME DWELLING
THEREON.
In pursuance Of the decree OF the Law
and Equity Court Of the city OK RICH
mond in tho suit styled william Isaac
Johnson. who sues. etc. ys. Henry
Browns admir- ct ais" entered on the
ID day Of August. 1895 the undersigned
Special Commissioners will SELL by puohc
auction, on the premises. on
WEDNESDAY, NOVEMBER 2. 1855.
at 4:S0 O'Clock p. NJ. the real estate re-
ferred 10 IN said decree. to-wit:
First-The vacant lot OF land fronting
% feet on the western line OF Twenty
ninth. at the corner o1N street. and rum
ming back on the south line OF y street,
and between parallel lines l2i feet 10 an
alley in common sixteen feet wide.
second-The lot OF land. adjoining tho
above described lot on the south. with
the two-story frame dwelling house
thereon. known as 30. 722 north Twenty
ninth street, fronting % feet on Twenty
ninth street and running back l2i feet 10
said alley, on which IT'S width is 80 feet
TERMS One-thlrd cash ana the bal
ance I'm two equal instruments payable IN
six months and twelve months respective
w. evidenced by negotiable notes there
for bearing interest the titlc 70 said
property 20 be retained until said notes
are paid and q conveyance is ordered by
the court: or Tor all cash al tho option
of the purchaser.
HARRY T. WATSON,
JAMES w. GORDON.
Special Commissioners.
In tho Law and Equity Court OF tho
city OF Richmond:
VIM. Isaac Johnson, &c......-..Plaintin.
against
Henry Browns admir- ct ais. Defendants.
p. p. winston. Clerk of said Court.
certify that the bond required Of the
Special Commissioner in said cause Of
August 3. 1895. has been duly given.
Given under my hand, this 18th day OF
October, 1895.
p. p. WINSTON. clerk.
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Pursuant TO a decree OF the Hustlnss
Court OF the city Of Manchester as here
matter mentioned the commissioners VIII
sell at public auction. on tho premises, on
TUESDAY. NOVEMBER 1, 1888,
beginning at o'clock T. NJ.
h No. i2j north j.. street, lot 30 feet
by 10 feet 10 14-l0 iAey with Two
siory. 5-roomed brick dwelling thereon.
. That very attractive vacant 10y,
fronting 70 feet on north FElh street, adj
Joining the above. 100 feet, TO l4-toot
3 No l0l north Fifth street lot 30
seet, with "a good substantial t-foomei
brick dwelling thereon.
I Those TWO gerry attractive Dullulhs
lots fronting 90 feet ON the west side OF
Thirteenth street. no the corner OF RIVER
EFT street. depth lis fee- tO l6-loot alley,
together with the Iidlngs thereon.
Good lots in an exceptionally desirable
ueighborhOod.
TERMS One-fourth cash, and the ball
ance I'm o. H.. and is months. deferred
pa-ments bearing interest from day OF
sale. title retained uli all OF the pur-
chase money Us paid ana deeds ordered
- '''S ERNEST NJ LONG.
ROOSEVELT PAGE.
Special Commissioners.
a. Royal e Co. and
A. l.. Adams0n AucuOneers.
In the clerks Office of the Hastings Court
OF the city of Manchester.
James Il. and r. r.. Cosby paintins
AGAINST j. j. Cosby and others. deIend-
ants. /. IT, j.. DdNali clerk OF the sill
court. do certify that The bond required
of tho Special Commissioners by the
decree rendered I'm said case on The I'd
day OF March. 1s9s. has been duly given.
Given under my hand ass clerk OF tAe
said court. this 9Th dag of March. ls9S.
II. H. DUVAL. Clerk
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1898-10-28

LOST. TUESDAY. OCTOBER 9th, on
WILLIAMSBURG road. between Seven
Pines and Richmond. a BLACK AND
TAN HOUND PUPPY, about eight
months old Suitable reward II returned
to w. H COWARDrN. l722 east Main
street, Richmond, Va oc9s
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BY Il. A. Catlin. Auctioneer.
No. 9 y. Eleventh street.
n RUsTEEs SALE
L OF
NUMBER OF BUILDING LOTS IN THE
WEST END.
IN PLAN OF FRAVENSWOOD," NEAR
r., +. AND =. II. Il.
SHOPS

In execution OF a certain deed OF trust
10 me. OF record ia D. b. 139 y, page
1913 In HenricO County Court clerk S
office. default having been made In the
payment OF a certain note therein Sc
cured and being required so % do by
the holder OF said note. 1 will. on
WEDNESDAY, NOVEMBER 2. 1898.
at 4 O'Clock p. NJ. on the premises. sell
FIFTEEN LOTS on south side Boyd
street. commencing az Spotswood avenue.
and running easter.y. also. FIVE LOTS
on south SHE BrO0kand street, between
Dinneen street and Spotswood avenue:
also. Ia faet on north side RrO0kand
street. being Lots f.. 49, H. is 10 -
and one ln Eastrn. feet OF Lot -. in
SQUARE u. or said plan.
TERMS: cash as,to 500 and interest
thereon from March 3. 1894. the cost OF
executing this trust. and all accrued
taxes. and the balance on such terms as
NAV be announced at sale. Much more
liberal terms will be given II desired.
L. a. CATLIN.
o-oT TBnefaA
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Pursuant TO a decree entered I'm tho
Circuit Court OF Henrico county, Va. ON
the lIth day OF September leJo, IN the
cause Of r. Kasteiberg VS.. kastelberg 90
ais, we will proceed 20 sell, upon the
premises, on
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1898-10-28
ERNEST NJ. LONG,
ROOSEVELT PAGE.
sun.III Commissioners.

~ COMMISSIONERS AUCTION SALE
\ = VALUABLE SUBURBAN FARM.
CONTAINING 30 iO-lo0 ACRES or
HIGIfIY IMPROVED TRUCKING
LAND, Fronting on THE
HOPKINS ROAD. ABOUT ia
MILES FROM MANCHES-
TER. ~ CHESTER
FIELD co, VA.
By virtue OF a decree Of the circuit
Court of Chesterfield county, entered May
q. lsgS IN the suit of Mueller ana Others
Vs. kratz and others. We Will sell at
public auction on the premises, on
WEDNESDAY. NOVEMBER 2. lsos.
at o'clock +. NJ the above farm, to-
gethor with the largo dwelling barns and
other out-buildngs thereon ine land Us
rich has large orchards. ETC., thereon.
and Is really one OK the most attiacilFr
and valuable small farms in the vicinity
OF The city.
TERMS-Cash.
y. v. COGBILL.
HILL MONTAGUE.
w Fl. GARNETr.
WALLACE l.. BROWN.
A. ". PATTERSON.
Special Commissioners.
Ia the clerks office OF tho Circuit Conrt
Of the county OF Chesterfield Mueller ana
others. plaintiffs. against kratz and oll-
ers. defendants. l. II "A FlOurn0y. clerk
OF the said court DO certify tn1t inc
bond required by the specla. commission
en- by the decree rendered boo said cause
on the 27th day Of May 1898. has oeeh
Given under my hand as clerk OF tho
said court. this 2lst day OF October, ISIS
f.. IT, FLOURNON. CLERK.
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BY J. Thompson Brown & Co
and
A. L. AdamsOn,
Real Estate Aucti0neers.
TRUSTEES AUCTION SALE
l. OF
HOUSE AND LOT 40. lfll DECAID "
STREET MANCHESTER
VIRGINIA.

BY virtue Of a deed of trust from Lime
L. Fcnuer and husband. dated MaIcH ~,
1857. record ln ID. B. Z. page 3il, delaIit
having been made in the payment OF ,us5
bond secured thereby ald being ailee ..l,i
so 10 do by the henenciirt' we VII s1'''
MONDAY THE MsT DAY OF OCIO-
BIER. ls9s.
at $3.50 o'clock p ~ che above HOUSE
AND LOT. described Boz SAID deed as
tu,eeo FoIrteenfh and Fifteenth streets
dontb les feet This is a good lot ~ a
desirable location wiih 2 goo good ro dwelling
%r-Ssfs. zach sufficient 20 pay costs OF
executing this trust. taxes. and 90 pay
the sum OF si7i Q8 the amount due on
soid bond the balance I'm twelve months
deferrod oavmont bearing Interest. and
W "@ rr-r IRIS STRATUS
I THOMPSON BROWN,
". J. WEsTWOOD
oooe Trustees.
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Office OF the


Farmville and Powhatan Railroad GO.
Richmond. Va, Oct. 20. l-..
THE REGULAR ANNUAL MEETING
of the stockholders of this company n.l
Doe held at ID NJ on WEDNESDAY, N1-
vember O. 1sos. in the onlce ~ no
company. Chamber Of Commerce Build
c. NJ. WILSON
ooog Secretary
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lktAI l@-AAAE u AA AAHAiNNAt 80
4 oNlussIoNER.s AUCTION SALE
LARGE THREE-sTORY DETACHED
BRICK RESIDENCE
WEST LINE OF NINETEENTH BE
TWEEN GRACE AND FRANKLIN
STREETS. KNOWN AS
No. ll2.
In execution OF decree Of the Law and
Equity Court OF the city Of Richmond,
entered in The hereinatter named cause
ON October %. ieNN / VIII sell. by auc-
ton. on the premises, on
WEDNESDAY. NOVEMBER .. 1898
az 4:3O o'clock J.. NJ. the above-describedi
DWELLING, with a twO-story detached
brick kitchen in rear. The lot has
frontage OF 63l4 feet ON Nineteenth street
by good depth
TERMS: One-fourth CASH residue at
six twelve ana eighteen months. credit
payments evidenced by notes. with in
tcrest added and title retained until all
The purchase-m0ncy IS paid and deed or
CONWAY r. SANDS.
Special Commissioner.
In tho Law and Equity Court Of the city
or Richmond.
l.. y. Frlschkorn .............f. Plaintiff.
against
Amelia Hodsworth and ais. Defendants.
/. p. 7. winston. clerk of said court,
certify that the bond required OF the
special commissioner by the deere in said
cause OF October "a ISIS, has been duly
Given under my hand. this 28th day Of
October. lS9s. r. p. WINSTON.
OH Clerk.
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sALsEuEN WANTED.

WANTED. COMMERCIAL SALESMAN
to sen pants in Virginia and West Nir-
ginia None other than experienced il
this or similar Inc need apply. AL-
dress O. D.. care Times. oc-i
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G II. oliver. Auctioneer.
20 L. Broad ST.

DAWN BROKERS' AUCTION SALE
/ OF UNREDEEMED PLEDGES
BY order of &. .. blini's' VIII sell az
No. . west Broad street.
Tf'rpeDAv nth 1t 10 \. NJ
for d. Geltman & Co. large lot Of unre-
deemed pledges such as mems. clothing.
overcoats. watches. rings. clocks. crock
erv et~ parties WISHING 20 redeem their
rleages must do so before day OF sale
or they VIII be SOLO .,-,r,,.~
VIM 4. Fisher. Salesman.
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MONEY WANTED.

We can make some irst-class loans on
valuable property In this city at per
cent. interest payable 10 suit. Address
Box GA Newport News, Va. oain
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Auction SALES.--FUTURE Days.
O~-~-~-~-~-~-~~-~~~''~''-0 - = - ~ = = =
BY Charles A. Rose
and
J. ID. Carneal.
Real Estate Agents and Auctoneers.
n COMMISSIONERS AUCTION SALE
EIGHT FRAME DWELLINGS,
on
EAST LINE OF SEVENTH
STREET NEAR VENABLE.
Nos. 1905. 1901. 100. iCll. 1913. lOlo,
iOlT AND 1919 NORTH TWEEN
Y-SEV8NTH STREET,
ALSO,
LOT KNOWN As No. IN BLOCK .
PLAN OF CHESTNUT HILL.
WITH a ...,..
COMPARATIVELY NEW FRAME COl-
TAGE THEREON.

Pursuant 10 decree tHi'lIN 80. ~,
Circuit Court OF Henrico cOunsN ~ on
the 18th day Of September. lelS m tHv
cause OF l.. Kastelbers W. kaAscipels
ais. We VIII proceed to sell, upon the
- 1''' MONDAY. OCTOBER 81, 1898, -,
at 4 y. NJ PROMPTLY. FIRST, the EltIll
NEW FRAME DWELLINGS above men
toned. an in nrst-ciass order, ana eO,.
tanning 3 large rooms each. The lot tronls
partly in the city and parity IN tle''si ',
county. there being, ~ ieef ~ snf in he
county: TOTAL. 1i3 FEEL : ~ IlH',
gerfnning at a point on the cast me OF
Twenty-sevonth street, lO2 rect . lilC"cS
from the southeastern in,ereseo', ,Ilo,'e
'R' and TWEEN ty-seventh streets, therye
south along said east line OF Nv 10 IA !.
SEVENTH STREET. AND E FIX ,N. ll.N1'
THEREON ig3 FEET : INCHES t0WaIus
Venable street. and extending PACK II . oii'
said front between parallei hheS ItV -00'
to the rear.
SECOND. PROMPTLY AT p. NJ.
go u,ut can vour attention TO and re-
quest YOUR presence at sale OF that com
parativoiy new MODERN FRAME COL
TACE. situate in the PLAN OF 'CliESl J.
NUT HILL LOT No. ., IN BLOCh 10.
Mr. Charles Kastelberg and contains
The The lot begins at point on tho cast
line OF THIRD AVENUE 100 leet or
south line OF Chestnut street, lHsn1c
along the east lire Of THIRD AVENUE.
south. and FRONTING THEREON 30
FEET: thence east from SAID front ana ~
extending back between parallel Inc liV
FEET to an alley 20 feet wide
TERMS: One-third OF the purchase.
money cash and balance at n credit OF
six and twelve months with interest
added from day Of sale, purchaser 10
give negotiable notes for the deferred
navrnents and title to be retained until
payment I'm FUN OF purchase-money ana
convevance ordered by court. or all IN
cash. al option OF the purchaser.
JAMES l.. ANDERSON,
BENZ. T. BARRETT,
j. r. v. DANIEL,
!. O. WENDENBURG,
Special Commissioners.
Charles 4. Rose. j. u. Carneal Auc-
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In the clerks office OF the Circuit Court
81 the county Of NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.
plaintiff against Kastelberg and ais,
defendants:
The bond required OF the special com
rnissioners by the decree rendered In said
cause on the 18th day OF September, ISIS,
has been duly given.
Given under my hand as clerk of the
said court this, 18th day OF october, lSJs
oo25 JOHN h. BROADDUS, clerk
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I'm the clerks Office Of The Circuit Court
of the county OF Henric0-Kastclb ere
plaintiff. against Kasteioerg and ais,
defendants.
r-f.efoDrrs he tie decree rendered I'm said
cause on me 18th day Of September. 1855,
has been duly given
Given under my hand as clerk OF the
said conrf This 10Th cav OF October lsts
JOHN H.. BROADDUS,
oro7 Clerk.
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THE FEMININE OBSERVER.

A Inv suit generally wears out at the
pockets
Some women worry themselves gray try
Ing to look young.
An ounce OF flattery goes further with
some women than a pound OF advice.
Even a poor writer can put a little style
into his chirography by using stub pen.
Why does woman always try TO make
you believe that her last seasons hat is a
new one?
There are certain times in our life
when every lot seems preferable to our
own, yet we wouldn't change places if the
opportunity We're really given us.
woman would never think of singing in
street car, burt men apparently have no
hesitation in giving vent to their feelings
in merry whlstling in such a public place.
What is there in feminine human nature
that makes a woman SO ready 10 believe
that she is really beliolding a nargaln be-
cause there are two price marks on IT, the
higher one being crossed off with rcd ink?
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WILL AM THE FESTIVAL.

General Manager Monserrate IL IN
Hearty Accord Win the Event.
Colonel ~ D. Mopserrate. vice president
and general manager OF the San Antonio
and Arkansas Pass railroad. arrived in the
city last evening In his private car Teeslco
and was accompanied by Captain william
Berry, superintendent of bridges and
buildings.
Colonel Monserrate has just returned
from Waco. where he made trip with the
view OF inspecting the extensive improve
inents IL the way OF ballasting, etc. which
are being mace on that end OF the line, and
bo. ID he and Superintendent Berry arc thor
oughly satisfied With the character ani
progress OF the work. A large force OF
men Is now engaged IN prosecuting theEe
improvements, and a still larger force viii
be put on the work nexs month. The bal
lasting is proceeding In The direction OF
Y0aknm, and the gravel IS being secured
ar Pickett, near Affair.
In conversation Win q representative o.
The Post, Vice President Moussrrate eN
pressed great colfidsuce IN the suncess OF
the Fruit. Flower ara veseiss,lc Fe;tis3i
10 he held III Houston December !. ! 10
he regarded Il as grand ami bensfieisi
project-a movement. in fact. which he
thought q NoQld - - ~ advan8age o.
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40 WASTE or WORDS.
Evidence which IL Right to tn
Point and Reliable.

4
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Grookston. Mimi. says. For somr tine
have ised Stuart's Dyspepsia Tablets nltl
seeming great benefit with few exceptions
| have not been free from aa'gs5tion IL
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pcpsia Tablets, safe pleasant TO take CON
vencnt to carry. give keen a2pstitc, Fei
fe.l digestion.
Nj. w. ID. Tonlin. mechanical enginct''
Dn' dtt. Mimi: One box OF stri:tl l'ys'
pepsia Tablets has done lis work, ana I'm
nadjr gaining flesh aud strength,
o. u. Ransom, Hustonvllle. KY: ! was
distressed and annoyed for two years With
throw Ing III food. often two ur three times
day had no certainty ~ retaining .
meal II ate one Four boxes OK thet1ylets
from my druggist have fully curei me.
find them pleasant to take. colycnSfnt 10
carry.
REV. c. d. Brown. Mondovi, Wis The
effects OF DR.. Stuart's Dyspepsia Tablets =
slgapiy marvellous a quite hearty c'nner
oi broiled beefsttak causes no distress
4 nee begun their use.
over SIX tiousand people In the State o.
Michigan alone In 1894 were curnd o.
stomach troubles by stuarrs Dyspersia
Tablets. 7.
Full sized packages may be -,and ~ all
druggists al SC cents. or sent By mil m
receipt OF price FROM r. A. Stuart Co.,
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mailed free
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which exists every year ID the coast sec
ton
Captain George A. Quinian. vice prosl'
dent and general manager OF the Houstoi
end Texas Central railtoad. went north
Yesterday on business connected with h.
road. tS
President A. II. stiIiwell. OF the Kansa.
City. rittsburg and Gulf says that ib1C
more bnx cars are needed. and tina. 81.
b00,u0c equipment bosds should be Issued
at once.
IT is reported that the Southern Pacific
las placed an order with the pullman
company for ten slocpers. and with the
Barney & Smith Car company for five
buffet cars.
Mir. j. NJ. Lee. superintendent and on
rincer OF the Houston and Texas Central
railroad, went yesterday to examine tho
coal mines ut Mcpada, In tho Interests OF
his company.
Mr.. w. II. Groseviosc assistant general
freight manager OF the Missouri, Kansas
and Texas system, returned yesterday from
Galveston. He Is arranging to soon move
to his headquarters in st. Louis.
AIR. J. wadty Tate. the Dallas arnbas-
sAder OF tho Chicago Great Western rail-
in Texas, was In tho city yesterday cir
culating among his Houston friends,
MIR. l. w. DcIane roaimaster Of the
Houston division OF tho Galveston. Hous-
ton and San Antonio railroad. who sue
cecded Mr.. j. A. Perry. resigned, Ia said
70 be giving much satisfaction In his new
field,
Mrs.. Nj. English has taken the place
gof Mr.. George w. Foster MS general eu-
perntendent OF the Postal Telegraph
Cable company al Dallas. Mr.. Foster hay-
ing resigned to accept d position With the
Southwestern Telegraph and Tclephoaa
company.
Captain a. n. Leitnaker. vice president
aud general manager ri the Austin and
Northwestern railroad, who has been 10
Houston for the pest two days. has !ctt
for the East. Before ha departure, how,
oyer, h, had the pleasure OF seeing md
admriny his handsome private car, which
Is now i'm process of construction and
nearing completion at the shops Of the
Houston and Texas Central railroad.
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wIRsT-cLAss

dations for COM TJRST-CLASS,
mercial men. Rates. $3.50 to 500 per day
Strictly frs. class.
=. G. Keene, Houston; A. b. Jones, Nava-
sota c. Arthur Williams. New York; +. p.
Pfotlro, Longview. ]. II. PAYNE. Connecticut;
J. NJ. WilIes, New York; J. NJ. Seelig, Gin
cinnati: Q. Lippmann, Larry b. Robinson,
New York: ]. G. Edmstor, Cincinnati: f. L.,
LANCE, Dallas; Mrs. r.. NJ. Bolthis, Galveston;
Rutherford, John W. French, Homer Ruth
srford Austin: Sam Park. Beaumont +. NJ.
Springer Boston; j. W. England, L. 5. Smith,
New York; William G. Rabb, New York.
S. Drukker. Cincinnati; John Lauchhelmer,
baltimore; A. Wheatfeld Albert DINER, New
YORK: Robert W. Abbott New Orleans: J.. ".
llfold. New York; Stuart Robson and wife,
Marie Burroughs, II. A. Coyerdale, Stuart
Robson Co.: w. Kiricks and wife Hearne;
d. NJ Lahm, New York; H. Lippett, city;
Il. Frank Crawford, city; ID. Mcmillan, syria
cusc. n. y; g. ". Martin, st Louis; b. 5.
Dexter. Chicago; w. H. Smith, ST Louis,
J. II. Fleming. Moses Levy, Victoria: c. ".
Col,p, New Orleans; Mrs V. b. Proctor Vie
toria Mrs. Julia Ewing Write, Gucro H. Il.
Richardson. New York: Louis Mccarthy. Bos-
Dallas; J. Il. Tackaberry Houston; J. X, As
Tin, Bryan; j. II. Pacfman. Sun Antonio; r..
!. Matthews. A. M. Brown. Palestine; AZ L..
Davidson, La Grange W. NJ. Kidd. Dallas :;
w. NJ. foindcyter, Chattanooga; J.. y. peni-l
son. Galveston, II. +. DaGrln. New y rs:
Jake Block Austin; Sigmnnd Leve, Stuttport,
j. NJ, Halter, Victoria George $. Andes. Knox
vile, Tenn; Arthur l.. Jones. Charlastnn, {.
g.: John Dean, NJ, Il. and T. Ry.; NJ II,
Moss. Chicago; 4. W. Newman, New York: l..
w. McCuHe Dallas
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ell TeSas to promote. The real estate
mems convention, which also took place IN
Houston during the foHtival, was well
worthy the encouragement OF the publ G,
as 1t would bring together a body OF mca
whose cfforts aud influence IN the tp-
building of the State could not be dis
counted. AS far as the San Antonio and
Arkansas Pass railroad was concerned, he
said. it would do everything 1t reasonably
could to further the success of both events.
and he felt entirely satisfied they would
he not only croditaole. TO Houston and
South Texas, but OF lasting and far-reach-
Ing benefit TO the whole State as well.
Colonel Monserrate leaves this morning
for Rockport, wherein view Of the in-
creased travel the opening Of the great
Tarpon club house win bring to that scc-
tionhe will probably decide on making
Improvements in the line
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a south ren,,l. Enir.

The letter In Sundays Post, and adj
dressed to the members OF tho San Antonio
and Arkansas Pass immigration association,
from Mr.. George r. Lupton, assistant pass
8seiiser agent of the San Antonio and Aran-
sss Pass railroad, has evoked d, great deal
OF favorable comment. In that communi-
cation MIR. INpton urgel the members Of
tho Immigration association 10 do every
thing In their power for tho. success of the
Fruit Flower and Vegetable Festival ut
Houston, and predicted that The triumph
OF that event (Which Is now practically
certain) would be tho forerunner OF a
great annual South Texas fair. The gem
eral opinion is that MIR. Lupton's prognos-
tication ia in a very fair way to be real
iYed
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RAILRoAD MEErlNG.
Hrenham Decides ON Having Addi-
uona1 Railroad Advantages.

HreNh0ni Decides On having Auut-
tional Railroad Advantages.
Brenham, Texas, November "a meets
ing of prominent citizens was held here
tonight to consider the ACCESSIBILITY of
building another railroad here. or encour-
aging the extension of new line to the
city. The Hon. Heber Stone presided, and
the greatest enthusiasm prevailed through
out. The sentiment of the meeting WAS
that the growing necessities OF Brcnham
and its surrounding inperatively demand-
ed additional railroad facilities and adj
vantages, and the speeches made were en-
thlis!astic In favor of ar organized move
ment to that end. Various railroad pro-
iects and routes We're discussed and ustl-
n ately 1t was decided that road whisn
would tap TIE rich Bragos valley wouti
be best adapted to tho Wants and inter
ests of BRENNAN. With a unanimous de-
termination to accomplish this grand
scheme and Willingness on tho part
Of all present to give the project the MIST
liberal financial support. the meeting ad-
journed 10 next Thursday evening, when
fur ther and more definite action Will DC
taken in the premises.