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Mortgages, $1,000 and Over

E. F. Graves ct al. to Union Saw. Blk
Part of Grogan trt.. also beg. SW.
cor. of Sec. 2, NJ, IL, tn. e. 20.95
CHI. etc; yrs, 10 per cent. 500
s. C. Wing ct al. to So. Cal Loan Assn.
Lot Of resub. of lots s, 9 and 10,
bl. 4, Alvarado Hgts.; 10 yrs, per
cent ...............:.....: LIZ
H. Langensiepen ct al. to State Nut
B. & L. Assn-Lots 10. II and IL, bl.
e, Sherman trt.; yrs, 10 per cent. 1,0(
Pauline and f. Grostick to Union Nut
b. & L. Assn.-Part lot 80, Millars
sub. of part of Gearey Place trt.; 8
yrs, per cent. Observation-Disclosures. 100
r. II. McCray ct al. to H. w. O'Mel-
veny-Lots 10 and IL, bl. F, Mott
trt; 2 yrs, per cent................. 15C
Twelve mortgages under 81 000....... 53I
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steers, 470@4SO; medium, 44Oq4.70; light
weights, 4.20Q4.70; stockers and feeders,
3.s5@5 4O butchers cows and heifers, 3.20q
AIS; western steers, 3.75G4.G0.
Sheep-Receipts, 5000; market strong;
spring lambs, 5.O006J6.75; muttons, 4.50a535;
clipped lambs, 5.25q5.72; stockers and feed
ers & 2Jff4 40
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Dried Fruit Prices

NEW YORK, June 16.-California dried
fruits:
Alphabetically; others quiet: evaporated
apples, common, case; prime wire tray, go
9ac; wood dried, prime, 9,zc; choice. sac;
fancy, 10c.
Prunes-44S1Ac.
Apricots-RoyaI, SG10c; Moor park, 1O@12.
Peaches-Unpeeled, 5q9c; peeled, 12d16c.
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A SPLENDID OPPORTUNITY

An accurate time-keeper is a nice
thing to have in your pocket, but it
usually costs money. The Herald,
however, offers its subscribers a
chance to secure fine watch free.
Those competing for it will also have
an interesting and instructive spell
ing school exercise. See if you can
"spell down" The Herald. The paper
offers an elegant gold watch to the
person who discerns the greatest num-
Der of misspelled words in its adver-
Using columns during the week end
ing June 10th. Full particulars of
the contest may be found in an adj
vertisement appearing elsewhere in
this mornings paper. It is rare
chance.
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DAILY Statement.)
A. Sawyer to l. A. Whitcomb, 1898 $ 1000
G. Charlton ct al, 459-13O ........... 5000
Security Saw. Blk. to H. w. O'Mel-
veny 527249. ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. 1900
f. barrow to S. Il. Noble 337-23O. 800. 1,OO7
So. Cal Loan Tssn. to T. Linde, 1894 1000
e. c. McGraw to same, 227-111........ 1000
e. A. Strong to N. l. Goucher, 479-106 1000
G. A. Colvin to ]. l.. Schroeder, ST.
LOB ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. ,2UU
j. c. Horgan to. l.. M. Powers, 454-
sos Observation-Disclosures. LOO
Ten releases under 81, 0O0................ 5,372
Total ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. S21 IFS
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HOW THEY CURE

The English and German Expert Spe-
cialists do not doctor symptoms. They go
to the root of the trouble, remove the
cause and the symptoms disappear as the
disease is eradicated from the system.
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Bond List

NEW YORK, June 16.-The following
are the closing prices OF bonds on the New
York stock exchange today:
U new As reg. 124T do 4s...... .1O2h
do coup.. .12lH N * C & st l. 4s. 104
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Treasury Statement

| WASHINGTON, June 16-Today's state
| ment of the condition of the treasury shows
available cash balance, $1S5,S75, 1894; gold re-
| serve Sl63. GIG, 1856.
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OFFICE OF THE HERALD,
LOS ANGELES, June 16, 1898.
d.

"Trifes make perfection, but perfection
Is no trifie'
The supreme court of Massachusetts,
held, in a recent case, that broker who
does not have the exclusive sale of real es-
tate does not become entitled to commits
sion merely by bringing the property to the
attention of the person who finally buys it.
but must also show that his services were
the efficient or effective means of bringing
about the actual sale, and that in such cases
the real question is whether the sale would
have taken place without the efforts made
by the broker.
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OIL CITY, Pa, June 16.-Credit balances
81. certificates, no sales, no bids. Closed
cash offered IS cents shipments 77,636 bar
rels. runs S44552 barrels.
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Silver Bullion


NEW YORK, June 16.-Bar silver, 1870
46A drafts, sight, Is; Mexican dollars, -;
telegraph, 171a.
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BUSINESS PERSONALS

WANTED-TO PURCHASE A GROCERY
business; will pay $500 to $500; must be
complete and good location. Address for
three days, L.. Box 7, Herald. 10
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Kansas CITY Live Stock

| KANSAS CITY, June 16-Catt1e-Re-
ceipts, 300: active and steady; prime heavy
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CHICAGO MARKET

MADRID, June 16-Spanish fours closed
today at 81. IS. Gold was quoted at 80.
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THE INVESTOR
CONDUCTED By 6fo DoBMsoN
Manila Hemp

there were more of them entitled to draw
q handsome yearly stipend"
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Interpretations
Transfers, $1,000 and Over

Daily Morning News Publishing company.
Grass Valley; $4,000; all subscribed.
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Latest styles wall paper at A. A. Eek
stroms, 324 South Spring street.
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Optical work; accurate fitting. J. y
Fuller 315 North Main street.
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BOOKS

books OF ALL KINDS BOUGHT, SOLD
and exchanged. JONES' BOOK STORE.
226 and 22S w. First st. tt
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FRUITS AND VEGETABLES

LUDWIG & MATTHEW'S, WHOLESALE
and retail fruits and vegetables. MOTT
MARKET, 1876 s. Main st. Tel. $50. If
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.$377S1
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1898-06-01
THE WAR HINDERS
RAILROAD WORK.
Construction on the Virginia, Freder-
icksburg and Western Stops.
BOND BUYERS STOP PAYMENT.
Judge w. Il. G.. Shumate to be the Re-
publican Candidate for Congress
From Fauquicr-A Methodist
Church Dedicated.

FREDERICKSBURG VA. May 81
special-Work on the Virginia. Treder-
icksburg and Western Railroad has been
suspended for the present. Mr.. r. w.
Mills. OF this city, who held number
of orders on the contractors has sued out
an attachment against the Union Con-
struction and Development Company and
levied on the scoops, scrapers and other
machinery now on the Hoskins place near
here.
Hon. w. A. Little, Jr., counsel for the
railroad. saws the English syndicate that
purchased the bonds OF the railroad sus-
pended payment Of the money on account
OF the war.
He says Mr.. Coffin. superintendent OF
the Construction Company is at his home
in New York sick. and that debts Of the
contractors will be paid as soon as he
returns.
REPUBLICAN CANDIDATE.
Among the Republicans mentioned for
the congressional nomination OF that
party in the Eighth District this year arc
Judge w. b. G. Shumate. OF Fauquier
county, Mr.. l.. ID. Winston. OF Culpeper
and Mr.. r. l. Flatford. OF Stafford coun-
ty.
At the special term OF the Circuit Court
OF King George county. to be held next
Thursday at King George Courthouse,
Judge Il. r. y. Wright. of Tappahannock,
will preside. Hon. J. T.. Mason the judge
Of this court, having been connected with
some of the cases TO be decided before his
election by the last Legislature.
CHURCH DEDICATED.
Mount Olivet Methodist church in this
county. was dedicated last Sunday Bish-
op John c. CRANBERRY, OF Ashland preach
ing the dedicatory sermon.
One OF the graduates OF the Nashville
University at Nashville. Tenn. last week,
was Miss jamie NJ. Gray daughter OF
Mr. and Mrs J. Bowie Gray Of "Trav-
eller's Rest" STAFFORD county
Mr. Joseph McGovern. manager OF the
Postal Telegraph office, of this city, is
extremely Ill. and his friends have but
little hope of his recovery
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1898-06-01

,7.75. and No. 8 at 81. making an average

s775 and No. 8 at 81. making an average
" ssIeS of sun-cured tobaccos at auction
on Tchange and on the warehouse floors
for the month ending to-day, l.4Ol pack
a0ce Highest price for the month. $40. -
brivafe sales reported TO the secretary
Of the Richmond Tobacco Trade to-day
were light
81 the Richmond Tobacco Trade for the
month ending to-day wrappers, w
hogsheads: filters. 16S: cutters. rs: smok-
nrs ia. scrap (brighD. 81; scrap dark,
1. leaf dark. LILO; sun-cured, AZ. Tugs
1sun-cured). /: stems. 232: burleys. 90;
lrgs dark, 80. Total, 1881 hogsheads.
The tobacco inspector reports to-day;
nspections-Brlght, 10 hogsheadsi DARK,
"a boqsbeads and 1876 tierces; western, 20
boesheads' Reinspectons-Br Bright, AZ
Crensbaw's Shockoe. Stonewal. Allie
qhanv. Ola Dominion, Neals. Davenport's,
Planters and Soabrooks tobacco ware
houses report to-day; receipts, IL pack
aoos. deliveries, 80 packages.
1-ri,ed states internal revenue cOllec-
,long on tobacco for tho city OF Rich
,ond va. to-day: Cigars and cigarettes
sl.27Oas: plug tobacco $4,000 Total
tinted tinted states internal revenue collec-
u,ns I'm tobacco for the city OF Rich
,,o,d Va FOR the month ending to-day:
&C.,, ma cigarettes. $3.50 Ol1.O5. plug to-
bscco. siO5. 46S 81. Total. S2}j 4I9sa
,rbees an, tho heaviest United states IN
ternal revenue collections for similar pc
Rod for the last ten years
Stoncwau Warehouse VIII ofer n idrge
broak 81 bright loose TOBACCO from frank
I'm county tomorrow go
pI,rters warehouse will offer on
Change tomorrow break OF the Hhe9'
guu-cured tobacco.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1898-06-01
BLUE RIDGE HUNT CLUB.
A Splendid Exhibition Of Driving and
High JumDing

BERRYVILLE. VA, May 3l.-Special
At the third annual exhibition of the
Blue Ridge Hunt Club Saturday after
noon al Millwood the attendance was
greoter than at any previous exhibition
ana society was ouJ IN ;ull tp.co Tne
entries were open 20 all
In the first event-an exhibition of
driving horses Of fifteen nands and over
tsere we're four entries. ?. n. Castle
mas Kitty Dean being awt-a.d the fiist
prize. with Miss Randolpl's Speedway
second.
In the jumping contest for green hunt
ers TO show over four feet, L. l.. BOyce,
Jr.'s. Jack captured the blue ribbon, with
George l.. Jones Betsy a close second.
The contestants in the riding class were
G.. Randolph's Speedway, G.. l.. Jones
Betsy, w. c. Moorc's Baby. Charles
Smalwood's Graystone. and n. Pages
Redllght. Speedway and Betsy received
the ribbons.
In the four-foot elght-inch jump for
hunters, w. Degler's Spring and y.
Meade's Sclim won.
In the riding class for horses under
fifteen hands Mrs. A. b. Bevan's olga
rette won over Miss Burwelrs Dixie and
Nat Randolph's Gypsy.
Mr. Thomas Hyde's Midget won I'm the
pony driving class. and in the high jump
Delgers Spring took first honors, with
G.. l.. Jones Kate Lacy Il close second.
The Gymkhana races were exceedingly
amusing. consisting Of races in which
night shirts had TO be put on and Off
while the horses were at full speed.
The event OF the evening was the
steeplechase which was over a twO-mile
course crossed by twelve stone wails-a
very stif course, calling for horses and
hOrsemanship OF the highest order Dur
ing the first mile and a half OF the course
the horses were scattered. but they closed
up I'm the last half mile and came In
punched. George l.. Jones Kate Lacy
winning. with ". c. Moore's Baby
close second. Other entries were u. l..
Boyce. Jr., on Jack. n. Meade on Selim,
and W. Smith on Prince.
Messrs. +. Waltham. William Whiting,
T.. Il. Whiting and Thomas NJ. Nelson
acted as Judges. and II. II. Burwell, VII
liam +. Randolph and George l.. Jones
were the committee in charge Of the eX-
hibitiCn.
Confederate Memorial Day will be cele-
brated on Saturday next at the Old
Chanel. Clarke county. Commander John
]. Williams, of the Virginia Veterans,
will deliver the address.
Mr.. Harry w Carpenter. well known
Journalist. of Washington, ID. c., has
been recently appointed second lieu
tenant i'm tho United States marine corps.
Mr.. Carpnter originally comes from this
couutV
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1898-06-01
nA1.TIMoRE MARKET.

BALTIMORE. MD. May 81 FLOUR
Easier: western super. S3.1JUf.
WIIEAT-Unscttled and lower; No.
red spot. S119t01.l9i5; month. 81 lO4q
1.i0i,: June. SI1GI5 asked July. Slolu
1o2. Southern wheat. by sample. $llcp
12D.
CORN-steadier; mixed spot the month
and June 37Q37Hc.; July. 37l4Q3fHc.
Southern white corn. 3G4031c.
OATS Dull and lower. SO. while 3Oc.
RYE-Easier; No. nearby, 5lc.; No. 2
HAY steady; choice timothy Si2.5o@
-.
GRAIN FREIGHTS-Very quiet: steam
10 Liverpool per bushel al. June; CORK
for orders. GHd. per quarter June;
SUGAR-StandGrd graduated, 43zc' Tot
coarse. -
RTJTTER-Steady; fancy creamery, 1tc.;
stOro-packcd. 12Q13c.
EGGS-Firm fresh. ll0llAc.
CHDESE-Stead fancy New York, &C.;
IETTtiCE-S1 2Jq150 per basket.
WHISKY Unchanged.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1898-06-01
STAUNTON CYCLE CLUB
VIII Hold Races this Month-Hon. u
In. Curry Makes an Address.

STAUNTON, VA, May 3l.-Special.i
The stanton Cycle Club will hold its
annual race meet June nth, ana IL
promises to be the largest and best race
ever held by this club. The programme
will consist OF seven races and VIII IN
clude a State championship, Shenandoah
Valley championships. two mile nanoi-
cap and q five mile handicap.
StonewaH Jackson Camp Will attend
the unwilling ceremonies at Harrison-
burg Monday June 9Th, OF tho Turner
Ashby Monument.
The closing exercises OF the white pub
lie schools were held In Columbian Hall
this morning. The services consisted OF
an address on education by Hon. J. l..
NJ Curry, awarding OF diplomas, eerti-
ticates. distinctions and medals.
The annual concert of the Mary Bald
win Seminary was held in the Seminary
Chapel last night. This morning the
awarding OF medals and other honrs
took place in the chapel and tomorrow
morning the exercises will come TO q
close with a concert by the Seminary
Glee Club.
The funeral OF George w. May. who
died Sunday afternoon, took place az ~
o'clock this morning from his late resi-
dence. The services ere conducted oy
Rev. Walter Q. Hullihen. rector or Trim
ity Episcopal church. The following act
ed as pall-bearers: Captain ". NJ. Nc
Ilhany. Captain John N. Opie. Captain
James Bumgardner, Jr.. $. ID. Timber
lake. Mayor Alexander III. Fultz. J.
Howard Wayt. w. II. Allen, and City
Treasurer Arista Hoge.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1898-06-01
SEVERE PUNISHMENT.
Thousand Dollar Fine and Imprision-
ment for Selling Beer at Camp Alger.

FAIRFAX COURTHOUSE. VA. May
Special-Air. G. L. Campbell was
found guilty to-day Of violating the local
option law by selling beer at Camp Al
ger. near Falls Church, in this county
4 fine OF one thousand dollars and con-
nnement in the jail FOR three months was
the sentence imposed by Squire Henry
Croker, the justice who tried the
case. Mr.. Campbell is the owner
of the large farm on which the
camp is located. IL was charged
that he opened a beer saloon In
his corn crib, and the mat1er was brought
10 the attention OF the Commonwealth
attorney by a committee appointed by
Pioneer Lodge, J. O. G. T.. Of Falls
Church. which resulted in a warrant Tor
his arrest.
AZ the trial he was represented by
Attorney A. a. Lippscomb OF Alexan-
dria. who took an appeal TO the County
Court lie was released on a recognizance
bond Of 5000.
Frank Fields. his bartender was also
convicted and fined 500.
In the meantime, tho committee. ac-
companied by the Commonwealth at
t0rney. went to Washington and laid the
matter before the Assistant Secretary OF
War. The result was an order from
General Graham. the commander OF the
camp. prohibiting the sale Of intoxicants
on the camp grounds.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1898-06-01
TORACCO EXCHANGE.
Rlchmond. Va. May 81, 1s9:

Richmond. Va, May 81, 1875.
Offerings at auction on Change to-day:
l.. b. a. Co. sold % packages, George n.
HAYNES 50 packages, and ShelDurne ~
packages. making a total OF 137 packages
Of sun-cured tobaccos Highest price, 50
l.. b. Vaughan d Co. sold the following
marks and num~rs;
{. A. Broks. Caroline county-No ] az
So No. . AT Sl1.7j No. at Sl0.23, No.
) at $40. No. 1 at $40. and No. at -
making an average of S9.3i.
Wesley Wright. Caroline counly-No j
at $40 No. at $500. No.'4 al $tt'' NO.
8 at SIS. and No at 50. making an
/ r., Carter. of Caroline coun;y-No. 1
at SIS. No . at S.. No. 3 at 500, ana NO.
at Sj.1O. making an average OF S0.dS:
NJ r. GatewOod. Caroline county-No.
nj SIS. No. 3 at 50, and No. : al SIO-'2'
making an average OF S3oi.
II l. Hester SpOtsylVania county-No
. at $3.50. No. al S13.25. No. at 500,
No. at IS. and No l at $40, making
an average of 5000.
George A. Haynes sold the following
marks and numbers: -
q n Houston. of Caroline county-No.
1 at S25. No. at $3.50. and No. at Sll,
making an average OF Sls.16
county-No. at SIS, No, : at so; No, u 3
at Sli. No. 4 az $li, and 10. al 500
making an average of SlG.1O.
j. j. Kay. Carolina county-No. > Al
$3.50. No. . at 1915. and No. i AT $40
making an average OF Sll. 80
g. Nj. Mills. Louisa cOunty-No. ] at Sl3,
No ut 81 10, No. . at -. ana NO. al
81 making an average Of S1.93
r.. b. Andrews. Caroline county-No: l
M 500 No. . at SIS. No. at Sll and No.
& al s.. making an average OF Sl4.25.
r.. h. Allen. Caroline county.No. az
s15 No. 8 at SIS. No. . al $l31J. No. :
al SI3.7J No. 3 al Sll25, and NO AT
$40. making an average Of STAT.
Mrs. \. T. Andrews. Caroline county
No, al $3.50 No. 1 az SIS and No. :
Al Sl3gJ making an average or slib.
J. r. Allen. Caroline cOunty-No. > at
si2.75. No. 1 at Sl2. No. az Sll -. No.
at SlO.7 No g at $40 No. q at $40 No. .
al $50. No. at $3.50, making an average
OF $lO2l.
No. . at Sl2. No at 5000. No. 4 at
$3.50. No. at 50. and No. at 500,
making an average OF SlO.12.
"a. Il. Tawsey. Louisa county-No. at
Sf3 -. No. . of Sif No 3 at sl25O. No. I
at ST.. No. . at SlO25. No. q at 81. No. Z
al S7.75. No. S at 500. making an aver
=. b. Houchens. Louisa county-No. at
81. No. At i1o.2a No. 2 at $40. No. q at
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1898-06-01
MISSION DAY IN LUNENBURG.
A Hail Storm Destroys the Wheat
Crop Over a Considerable Area.

HOLLYDALE, VA, May 3l.-Special.--
The Lunenburg Womans Foreign Mis-
sionary Society OF tho Methodist Church
held an all-day meeting at Providence
church last Sunday. There was large
gathering, and Rev w. b. Palmore. the
editor of the ST. Louis Christian Advo-
cate. made magnificent address In the
morning. Everybody was delighted DIR.
Palmore has made the circuit Of the world
and has been to the forefront of the bat
tie that Is waging to win the world for
Christ
DIR. Palmore also made n short address
in the afternoon. lie was followed In
the afternoon by Rev. James Cannon.
Jr, who also made most excellent talk
on missions. There were several addi-
lions to the membership OF the society.
There was a most destructive hall storm
in the lower portion Of this community
last week. The wheat crop on the farms OF
Waverly Manson, Samuel Oslin. Willie
Hite, DIR. Elder, Sterling Thompson.
Roger Thompson, James Calls. Robert
Cailis. Gilbert Saunders and some others
was literally ruined. On the Mecklenburg
side of the Meherrln riser II was also
very destructive. The gardens and plant
beds were also utterly ruined. With the
hail was a waterspOut, flooding the fields
and washing the lands dreadfully. Mr..
Oslin reports that his corn. which was
ready to weed, was knocked out OF the
ground by the hail stones. No one ever
saw such hail storm in this county.
The tobacco that was set out was beat
TO pieces 80 badly that II Will require
close planting again.
The two-year-old child OF DIR. David
Turner died last week and was buried
last Thursday Rev. john o. MOSS OF
ficiated al the funeral.
A delightful picnic was held In the
lawn at Miss Mag Moores to-day. The
people Of the community met there ana
carried lunches and had lemonade. Ice
cream, and played croquet and marbles.
Mr.. Samuel Il. Moore, Jr., and threa
sisters are visiting their aunt, Miss Mae
Moore.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1898-06-01
MURDER IN CARROLL.
Carr Allen and Two Sons Shot From
Tree Top by Mack Howlet.

HILLSVILLE, VA, May 30.-A murder
was committed I'm Carroll county yester-
day. about four miles west OF HilisVllle'
bv Mack Howlet, who shot and Instantly
killed carr Allen. and dangerously
wounded two of Aliens sons.
II seems that Allen and Howlet had
had some dispute in regard TO road.
Howlet had filed the road with timber
and forbidden Allen 10 move 1t. Claiming
that he had been advised by the Com
mouwealths Attorney that he mad the
right to remove the distractions placed
in the road by Howlet, Allen took two OF
his boys with him and had commenced
10 clean out the road.
Howlet was hidden in tree top and
some brush right near, armed with a
ouble-barrelled shot gun. He warned
Allen not TO move the brush out OF the
road. but Allen. not seeing the gun,
thought there was no danger and kept
at work.
Howlet fired az Allen. putting about
twenty shot In his face and head, killing
him instantly. He then fired the other
barrel OF his gun at the two sons OF AL
len. dangerously wounding both of them.
The Coroner, DR.. c. y. Nuckolls, was
notified Immediately and the jury impan-
nelled returned a verdict in accordance
with the above facts. Howlet gave him
self up 20 the officers. and Is now In the
Carroll county jail.
Only few DAYS since. Hiram SutDhin
was carried 10 the penitentiary' TO serve
n term OF eighteen years for the murder
OF Nathan Montgomery
Between twenty and twenty-five prison.
ers are now confined in the Carroll eoun-
~ jail.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1898-06-01
CLARKSBUG NEW DIGNITY.
Placed i'm the Line OF Cities and Given
Free Delivery System.

CLARKsBURG. w VA. May 3O.-Spe-
clal.-Clarksburg now rejoiccs IN the pros
pect OF free delivery OF mail Largely
through the efforts OF Senator Elkins.
Representative Il. Il. Dovener. and POST
master Reed. the department Il. WASH
ington has taken Cllrksbdrg from the list
Il towns and ad led IL 10 the list OF elites
with letter carriers.
There will be about thirty street let
ter boxes in the city. three carriers and
one substitute at the beginning. The sys-
TEN Will 80 into eject about August 1st.
Tho population OF Cla7isburS alone
would not warrant the system. bu, the
amount OF business done here IS so large
that on the strength al its showing the
Washington authorities were induced 10
send an official out TO examine matters.
The happy result became known tnis
week when the postmaster announced 10
glad people the new dignity which is
theirs.