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The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1898-10-14
RAIL ROADS

GssSS'SeI 'a 1lI' aaii. any,
EFFECTIVE OCTOBER ,. 1895.
TRAINS LEAVE RICHMOND.
BROAD STREET STATION.
800 A NJ. Daily. with Par.or car for
pnhelpai stations, NewporI
News. Ola Point. Norfolk and
portsmouth, Connects AZ Nor-
AoiA "itn New 1oIN steamer,
tAccpt SUNDAY.
$40 z. M. Daily with Pullman for
local stations, Newport News,
Oid POINT NoTi0.k ana PORTS
mouth. Connec,s 4t O.d Point
"lth washing steamers,
daiiy and With Baltimore
,o.,o steamers except sunday.
Ivi-V \. ~. yay LApIcaa. n..l Iarior
car. except Sunday f0r Cns-
ton lOfse. Connects az Cor
louisville Tor Grange culpeper.
CaivertOn, Manassas. A.eNan-
dra and Washington. AZ
Union station. Chaa0le-ylile,
Tor Lyncnburg al has.c cry
for hascrstown.
I'D Z. "a. Daily with Pullman f0 Gin
cinnau Louisville aud 81.
Louis. connecting az owing
ton. Va. for hot Springs.
stops only at important
ettl1ns Meals served uI llu-
Ing cars. No. o local train.
except sunday. follows above
train from Gorfonsvi4e to
stanton.
$50 p. NJ. Accommodation. exccp. sln-
day for boswell
1890 Z. NJ. Daily for Cincinnati. with
Pullman t0 Hinton. W Na.ani
Gordonsvil.e % Cincinnati
and Louisville. Meals served
on dining car. Connects at
stanton Except sunday f1r
winchester Va. and no Cow
ingion. va. daily for virginia
TRAINS LEAVE EIGHTH STREET
STATION.
1870 \. VI. Daily cor Lyuchburg LeX.ns-
ton. Va, and clifton forse.
Connects. except sunday with
Buckingham and A.nerne
branches. and at clifton Forge
With 30. I ,lr Cincinnati
OF" p. NJ. Except Sunday f0r Coumoia
TRAINS ARRIVE AT RICHMOND.
BROAD STREET STATION
So a. y Except sunday, from boswell
So \. NJ. Daily from Cincinnati
l0.lo a. NJ. naiy. from Norfolk and Old
$3.50 P. NJ. Daily from Cincinnati and
$50 p. NJ Da.ly from Norfolk ana ola
Point
7.45 P. NJ. Except Sunday from clifton
TRAINS ARRlvE EIGHTH STREET
$40 A. NJ Except Sunday. from C0Ium
$50 p. NJ. Daily. from clifton Forge.
Lexington. Fa. and Lynch.
burg, and. except sunday
''" ~ JOHN d POTTS
Assistant Gen. Pas. Agent.
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MAHOGANY ANTIQUE. AND 9TH
vi FR FURNITURE. ETC, AT
AUCTION.
we win son nt lr ware rooms, 80
east Broad street this
FRIDAY MORNING, OCT. H. AT 1890
j mahogany sileboard' claw foot with
china moss. . mahogany side tables ma
bo~onv wash stand, mahogany desk and
.,.roterv combined etc. This antique
,.,,t,ntsov furniture belongs 10 John An
derson. the trusted steward of General
,,,i,,,,.e NVashlncton. VIII also sen wall
'7r1 rrr chamber SUITS walnut and
al, wardrotcs. pianos, walnut extension
e,1,ie line OF handsome pictures and mir
rcrs folaing beds. springs, cooking and
heating stoves, chairs, carpets, ETC., ETC.
the attention Of those IN need. The ladies'
most respectfully invited 20 attend the
asi. j. r.. VALENTINE.
Manager and Auctloneer.
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BY virtue OF a certain deed OF trust 10
me. the undersigned trustee. bearing date
on December 10th. 1850, and recorded IN
the clerks Office of the Richmond Chan
Gerry Court. in decd book ~ "B.' page
l2s. default having been made in The pay-
ment of the debt therein secured. and
being required SD 60 DO by the holder o.
the note. ! viii sell. AZ public auction. on
the premises. on
FRIDAY, OCTOBER "a. 1S2S.
at o'clock r. NJ. inc property described
in the aforesaid decd or trust as follows,
All that certain lot Of land with the
Improvements thereon 'yius and being
in the city OF Richmond. Va, on the
north side OF Broad street. between
Eighth and Ninth streets. and bounced
as follows. tO-Wlt.
Beginning on The north side Of Broad
street at point distant hfty-siN 800 feet
west from the western line of Ninth
street. thence westWardly along The said
north line of Broad street, and fronting
thereon fourteen lD feet. more or less
10 the eastern line OF what .s known as
the old part OF the Broad street Hotel.
and thence from said 'front.' extending
hack northWarilN 40 right angles with
Broad street. and between parallel lines
one hundred and tnlrty-tWO feet. 10 an
alley in common twenty-five feet wide.
TERMS.-Cash Cor sufficient as 10 pay
the cost Of executing this trust. and
city ana state taxes due. amounting %
SOS IS. ana q note Of s. 600. with interest
at per cent from December DO 1882
Balance on such terms as may be an-
uourced at the sale
JOHN DUNLOP. Trustee.
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SAVE % PER CENT. BY BUYING
YOUR
GROCERIES OF S. ULLMAN'S SON.
Granulated Sugar, per pound.
Fiat cans Salmon ............... o
Fine Creamery Butter pound. 10
Large Bottles Ammonia .........
Small Kinean's Best Hams, b.. 10
Silver King Minnesota Patent
Family Flour 1925 barrel: bag. q
2 Wash Powders for................
2-D0rnd can Jelly .............. 10
Carolina Rice.........., ............
Arbuckle's AriJsa Coffee, pound. 10
Fresh oyster Crackers and
Cracker Dust, pound ........... ,
New Hominy and Grits pound.
Lion Coffee. 1-pound papers,. ~
Snow Flake Patent Family Flour,
81 barrel: 1g....................., -
Good Hay. per hundred. ........... 80
s. IILIMAN'S son.
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Hichm0nd. Va, OCT. IT, IsUS.
IN PURSUANCE or A CALL BY TIE
Board Of Directors q meeting Of the
sfo.khoidors of fhe VIRGINIA DREDi-
TNG COMPANY viii be held in the
office OF the company, corner 1i seventh
and Cary Streets Richmond. Va. on
TUESDAY. November ID. lS9S. no II
o'clock A. H. f0 consider any business
that may be- brought before tne meeting.
j. CLEMENTS SIfAFER.
ooro Secretary.
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HELP WANTEp--FemaIe.

N--~.~--e~ -~-~-~.~.r .--0-0-~-----r $1,000
WANTED. A SETTLED WOMAN FOR
general house work. Apply 10 NJ A.
WITTY. 433 east Broad street. oc11
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HELP WANTED--nIale.

WANTED, MANAGER FOR RRANCI
office In Richmond: salary. 81 200 and
commission: 500 cash capital required,
also good references. 1S6 ElicOtt
Square. Buffalo. y. y. Ocl3
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III
ENGINES. BOILERS. SAW MILLS.
HYDRAULIC PRESS.
CIRCULAR SAWS. MACHINERY, SUP
PLIES. &C.
By direction OF +. \. Lancaster, Esq.
Receiver OF Talbot Sons Co. l will
sell oy public auction, on the premises.
No 1921 east Cary street at 1890 \. NJ,
FRIDAY, OCTOBER 18TH. 1893,
one horsepower Engine and Boiler,
mounted: one 6 horsepower Boiler, on
sklds; two G horsepower Stationary En-
gines: one 30 horsepower Stationary En-
zine. one SO horsepower Stationary
Engine. All unfinished.
Three Saw Mills. Nos. !, ? and 3
Grits Machine: 2O-inch Grst Mi: Roller
Mil and Purifier; Hydraulic Press. Hy-
draulic Pump: Circular Saws; Saw Teeth;
shafting; Couplings; Hangers; Pillow
BLOCKS. Collars: Pulleys: Mil Fixtures;
Platform Scales; parts OF Engines; Saw
NIL Fixtures; Machinery Supplies, and
ali unfinished work and material.
TFRMs:-Cash as TO all sums OF Fifty
Dollars and under. and as to sums ex-
ceeding fifty dollars a credit Of ninety
davs. for negotiable notes. with interest
ADDED and endorsed TO the satisfaction OF
said Receiver.
will also sell for the Virginia Machine
Company a large number OF Patterns
used I'm the business Of Talbot & Sons.
TERMS;-Cash.
GEORGE W. MAYO,
oct5-st' Auetioneer.
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A GENTLEMAN OCCUPANT
for a nice light and airy room, with
board. I'm corner dwelling on Grace
street adjoining Richmond College. Adj
dress A.. Times Office. oc6
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VT-T7-.--T-T, pyRIIEs MINING PROP
V my NN-D MACHINERY IN
6T-ISA COUNTY, VA.
mn 8 4 Il

VALUABLE PYRIlLa MINING PROP
v FBTY AID MACHINERY N
6r-IsA COUNTY, VA,
FOR SALE.
Pv virtue OF deed Of trust 20 me. dated
july / fSq2 from the Virginia Pyr.tes
li1ine Somuany. duly recorded August
4 lco2 i1 Louisa county Court. and by
whine of a decree Of the Chancery Court
of Inc civ of Richmond entered July -.
TSuS I'm tl'a -uit 0f tie Southern Railway
supply Compqny US. Virginia Pyrites Min
Inc company / will offer for sale. az auc-
lion On rank street in front or United
states custom-house. in Richmond Va,
18TH DAY or DECEMBER, lsos.
9t ~ O'clock st.. ali tie property thereby
conveyed -,.i,. SIXTY ACRES OF valua-
BILE pyr.tes mining land in Louisa county
Va. adjoining the sulphur Mines COM
pany of Virginia with valuable mining
rirhfs. also aU machinery. fixtures and
appliances upon said land also. railroad
TFRlfs. One-fourth cash; balance IN
eoi,ai i,st,t.,cnts an one. two. and three
years. negotiable notes. interest ADDED.
and secured By deed or trust
For particulars. send Tor circular con-
tanning mil description OF property, 70 G..
n. shumsn. flf4 east Main street. Rich
mond, Va, or .,.>..- r..
OCT Eottoway {. H.. Va.
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VIM B. pizzini Company,
Real rs. lto Agents aui Aucuoneers'
1903 Bank street

TRUSTEES AUCTION SALE OF DA-
j SlRAELE DOl BILE FRAME J ~
EMENr, WITH LOT 3sXl5- Eel. ~. ~ \.
STREET. BETWEEN AM rs rs
deeds of trust 20 me, the undersigned
trustee. bearing date, respectively, ou
March /. le51. and recorded in the clerk s.
office OF Isurie0 County Court. Dun Deed
Sock I28 "A. pase 10. and lJl 'B. page
12l respectively default having been
made iu lnc pay ent of the notes secured
therein. and being required SD o. do by
the bcnea..ary / VIII sell, at public auc-
ton. ol IRE premises. 0H ......
WEDNESDAY, OCIOBEf l,llii' ..,,
nc o'clock j. NJ. the REAL ESTATE
Described IN the aforesaid deed OF trust,
All fh'1 certain TRACT, PIECE OR
pAprFtT. GF LAND lying ANA being ODD
me counts. of HenIiro. State OF u9l4lt.
commencing ut 3D. point one hNudfrI ana
f1rtr-f9lr feet from the soulhWt'ierly
corner of r and Twenty nin-n streets,
ana extending thence s9uin"aidIy "ioNs
thn west line OF Twenly-uiutl street MY
eialt .ael. and from thence uach Nit-lH
parallel lines westwardiy one hlndi ed
ami thiriv-two feet 20 am a-eY ,lo let-
widei. Tine said land mas u1Noie teAo-
ment thereon. .... 80 ,...,,,.
fny fhls frust and 10 pay taxes ana in-
eIrance. amounting % S5f73. paid oy tae
rersfriar, and also to pay >-ui the
sr,,,rf ~ The overdue notes and interest;
balance on such terms as may be am
''O SAMUEL p. WADDILL,
ocl4 trustee
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SPECIAL NOTICE.

KNIGHTS OF HONOR.-THIS IS TO
notify all members Of the KNIGHTS
or HONOR ORDER in Richmond and
Manchester that our Supreme Dictator,
j. ". GOOHEEN, of Philadelphia, Pa,
will pay this city an official visit SAT
URDAY. October 10Th instant and Will
deliver an address az Smith Hall. Fifth
street between BROAD and Marshall. at
; Il. H. There VIII be DO charge of a0-
mission All members OF the order viii
bc welcome.
Ocf4 j. LEROY SUTHERLAND.
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AUCTION sALEs---Thls Day.
DECEIvER's SALE
IL OF


George w. Mayo. AuctOneer.
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EMPLOYMENT WANrED-,Inie.

~~f-0-1-1-T~0-7~0-H-r-n~
WANTED. A SITUATION AS BOOK
keeper. years OF experience Best
recommendations. Address AMERI-
CAN care Times oc9
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MEMBERS OF THE
OF der OF the Golden Chain to assemble
at Smiths Hall. north Fifth street. on
Friday evening al O'Clock, to hear the
report Of the Virginia delegation 20 the
last meeting of the Supreme Lodge No
pass words or signs viii be required.
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9. "a. LIE

SEABOARD AIR LfNI.
;CHEDULE ~ EFFECT MAY l%a
LEAVE BYRD STREET STATION.
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100000 ~ -0-N-0---N
old DOMINION srEAMsHIP COM.
DAILY SERVICE EXCEPT SUNDAY.
Steamers leave Norfolk
"a, DAILY except sunday
IT, at o. ". Iaasen-
= ~ gers leave Richmond via
-.s> g. & o. railroad. A.
SgtN ~. or Il. and T. railroad
n. and w. route. A. IL
% connect with steamer al
DIRECT STEAMER leaves Richmond
eIr Nm. Yorh VIA James river every
No.. ~ fp4ss-lee GERS ana trc.slD al Z
ri tTctri0ual steamer llfcl-l- and Steer
axe passengers leaves h!-.tiiolI Tor Nor
folk every Wednesday ana Friday a..
= NJ connecting wl-h steamer for New
432rtS,o, NEW YORK. passengers can
- DAILY EXCEPT SUNDAY p
Saf.rq4ys T.. n for Richmond VIA
oi b5lkRiEac.;T sTEAMER va James river
rosts. . esyss65 r 81 ana ana t Ti.sef
s g. Ma Norfolk Mondays anL We'd
nesdavs salnss from compaHys per.
30 F = 9'f fu1l. Information apply 10
John r.. MAYER. Agent.
lZl2 east Main street
Richmond Va
" I. Cunlaudeu, Vice President ana
Traffic Manager. New YORK.
n HILADELPHIA. RICH <8EsA
hoND AND NORFOLK sTErMsIi1s
SOMpAEF.
Appolnted sailing days. Every TUES
DAY. FRIDAY. and SUNDAY at day-
Freight received daily till p. NJ
Fare including meals and berth SO0
an fridays and SUNDAYS steamers '
FOR further Information apply 10
j. W NcCARPTCK
rAnAral Southern Accent. omoo pooire.ts
w. ~rvDE & 70
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rrreuant IN a decree Of the Law and
raritv Court entered October 10. lsAs. IN
cause of L. ". Leonard vs. Leonard et
eis he UNDERSIGNED special commits
sionor. VIII SELL at public auction on the
premises. on
TUESDAY. OCTOBER rs. lo2s,
or > r. ~. the TWO LOTS above de-
scribed
TERMS. One-thlrd cash; balance at six
and twelve months. title % De retained
until the purchase-money SIS paid ana a
conveyance ordered by the Court
JULIAN BRYANT,
Special Commissioner.
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BY ]. Thompson Brown & Co.,
Liz MIN strnet.
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FINANCIAL


-~0-~~~-~---0-0--~0-0-@ -0-0-0-0-0-0-~-~-~--->-
OLD DOMINION STEAMSHIP COM.
PANI.
DAILY SERVICE EXCEPT SUNDAY.
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n COMMISSIONERS AUCTION SALE
" OF
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For auction sale 25s acres on c. and o.
railroad near Fort Lee station, az same
lime and place, see Richmond Dispatcho
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arcTIoS Sales.--future Days.

~~-~-~-~-~--~~-~-C-~~<'
NJ RUsTEE SALE or
VArr-Aprr TRUCK FARM IN HAN
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HYDRAULIC PRESS.
CIRCULAR SAWS. MACHINERY, sup
PLIES, &c.
New-York tribune., 1898-10-30

rndse and cabin passenger to sand'r'on & Son Ar
sfeamer rt %usge victoria Ger Kaepn Hamburg oe
tober 90 and Sog,hampton and .hsTSsns ~ M Tn Hab,rs
American An G%9n ine In1 Arrived 4. Bar s.o 10
passsroean % colombo September 5. ASen TO- Por ss.
% Agiers october and Bermuda - va p'aam' aaeI
ing c.: vessel Gust Heye Arrived at the har
s1eamer Vienna ,Au,o Heglich. Trieste hisu:, 2,
Pa,oIn1 september IS smyrna 80 Agiers Octoter ara
WacandrSrs & Forbes. vessel TO John seager Ar
rived at the Bar at II 80 a m. ,,. >.r. s,a yoy.
tolk with mdse and passengers to the o.4 po'''"'
. ssDdy Hook . osO n'-wnd east light 'r'''''
SAILED.
Steamers British Trader @, for An,acrF AauIi: 4.
Normande (Fr) Hayre Msasiam Dutch ko'%,l,m' ,.',
e,r Penniand tBeiel southampton orzaba Havana ste
Furnessia ,3-) Glasgow. Critic d3rl ieitn eS' ,ias,
Bn Adeaidc etc Excelsior CGep Flqsnns Winen3s l,
Pan 2 Ma2sses %Gpsh"stsP Pennsyyans Ger Hamburg r.nss
Anne Norfolk and Newport news Kchm3Ha
Sews and Richmond City u Birmingham savanna"
TIE MOVEMENTS or STEAMERS
FOREIGN PORTS
,,,s-roo, o., oa-Arrived steamer umhria d'r' Wv u1
ton New York: sailed. Campania d'0' "aiNe''
fGiS s6u,hamp,on oc, 2a--Arri,ed. steamer F''n'h'
RelS1 Hannah. New York. .... Re-, ,-,,.
Hun oct ?s-Arrived. steamer bu'"ns''" '''
Br.ioi noL" o,, 20 Arrived steamer Boston o'y ''
b1911y R1oM saa oc, ?aP..ea steamer T"ar' '
smith Liverpool FOR New-York ..,. ,.,,y IN
Sendell Neu-York -, ,..n.r Thins,slla
,rlnu, .uh %eN York for Copenhagen, etc ...
i}ut, or Lewis oct 2s-Psssed st"sme' "'-s'''''
Ger, Ianeen New York for Flushing 49,. Us,
,.hris,Iania oct 24-Arrivet. steamer pA"~'Nr ''N"
Oes,err,anu NeN-Nork Tor shorenafn ,.., aA
,ntwerp oct 29-sail'd. steamer sou'h"atN ID"
henoC Oct 2a-Arriyed. steamer Bulgaria o''
Schmidt. New York ....... :, n v.,.- ors,, ycs
Bremen. oct 29-SalIeu' s'e"''e' - - 49,
f}orel New-lork , ...,or ,.,,,,.b., Nv,
Roberts Marseles for New YORK . -, .-...,
lov NoN York Via Marsetlles -. ..,n
Naples. Oct y. ]" ? III Sal''' s''H"''' '-'
pe,ermann New-York , n, s,rss
:, Nlchaels. Oct -Sailed, steamer h@N"" '"'' 49,
from Uuelval. New iork. a., 60,
Caicutta oct % sailed steamer B~douin 'br'' "-"
VIZ "ippc,n,mbuco oct c6-Arrived. steamer iNsrro H''
rods New York for Rio Janeiro -..
RIO Janeiro Oct 26-Sailed, steamer Taormns WV
Muller. New-York. a ~, r,A,
son York. -, N. ,-r.y
:, Iuc,a oct % Sailed. steamer Maori b5fi r''
,,r,r, Coronel and Nonteyideol New York.
New-York tribune., 1898-10-30
WESTCHESTER COUNNY.
YONKERS.

Keskeslsck Chapter. Daughters of the American
Revolution. met on Friday at the home Of Miss
Prime the regent. in Hawthorne-ave. Resolutions
OF sympathy will be sent 10 Mrs Wal~orth VINO
organized the chapter. on the death of her daueh-
ter. who was nurse at Camp Wykoh. Mrs'
Sharman president Of the Yonkers Auxiliary 10
tha Rcd Cross gave report OF the work done:
Mrs Ten Eyck told Of the personal Work Al ann
Wykon and Mrs. Wooton regent OF Mary WASH
ington Chapter of Manhattan. read paper on
Inc work OF the Daughters of the American keNoiu'
ton -. -, -, ,,,uouroo,
Marty tomorrow evening OF which games. music;
etc will be enjoyed. The classes FOR inc 1an an anu
winter are now well under way. the totai mum
her OF women registered in the various depart,
ments of the institute amounts 10 more thal or
,housand The number Of children OF school age
in The library and Penny Provident Fund Is ABOUT
one thousand also. ~ .,. Ao, .. r,,rr
There will b. an exhibition of basket-baiI az luIn
Hall tomorrow evening between teams coinPoseai
OF the woren's sections Of the MOUNT vernon anu
Yonkers Turn Verens. There VIII be gyinhasuc
exhibition by the mon.
New-York tribune., 1898-10-30
THE CRUISER VIEW ORLEANS N PORT.

SHE MAKES FAST RUN FOR FOUR HOURS
UNDER FORCED DRAUGHT.
Tho cruiser New-Oreans. formerly the Brazilian
cruiser Amazonas. arrived I'm port yesterday from
PHILADELPHIA and anchored Of Tompkinsville she
is commanded by Captain W VI. Folger. and will
20 to the Navy Yard in day or two foe over
hauli-g She had the way up run under
forced draught fo5 four hours and made aver
age of little more than nineteen knots an hour.
This Is regarded pc = remarkable showing for
veeeeI that has not been out Of the for moro
than a year and is he'd - be strong argument
Tor the syste of shea, ling steel vessels with
wood and copr.e which has been adOptel by the
Navy Departmon. III the case OF some OF the
smaller ginboais The Speed was not much less
than her rial-trip record. which was about twenty
ora
New-York tribune., 1898-10-30
MORTIMER s. BATE EXONERATED.

To the Editor OF The Tribune.
Sir: About two weeks ago an article appeared in
your journal. stating that Mortimer S Bate Of this
city hal been arrested on a civil charge in an ac-
ton in which ] appeared attorney connecte ed
with the sale Of certain suburban property.
have since learned that Mr. Bate was entirely
free from any intentional impropricty in regard to
the transaction alluded to- The facts stated in
your newspaper were substantially correct but I
have been info rmed that while Mr Bate was orig
inaly cOnneCted with the association exploiting
lots in question. he had long since separated him
self from II. The contracts 10 which ne was orig
inally party lad been assumed by others. and he
supposed himself TO be entirely free from any re
sponsibility in the matter. He naturally sur
prised the institution Of the suit against him
ont realizing that he had assumed an obligation
IN the matter, he promptly came forward and paid
of the entire Indebtedness In cash
ALFRED &. CORVAN.
Attorney for Plaintiffs
No. go Broadway. New-York oct 2s 1895
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BILLI4R RDS.
ARNOLD AND TOBIAS WIN IN THE AMATEUR
BALXLINE TOURNAMENT

Two moro games played Yesterday in the
amateur balkline tournament at Ives's Billiard
Academy Forty-second- st and Broadway In the
afternoon Arnold 900 heat Douglas (2oO by 200 TO
l20 in a rather uninteresting game. Arnold played
poorly al first and Douglas took the lead When
the former finally struck his game, however. he had
everything his own way. and rushed ahead TO the
end winning easily. Arnolds average was 4-49
and his best runs were 25 % Is. l6 1S and 10. While
Douglas made average OF PAS and his only
runs Of double figures were % and Ii.
What the afternoon game lacked in excitement
was more than made up in the evening game.
Stark 800 met Tobias (2l5 and was beaten in A
SLOW but interesting game These two players were
tied for second place, and II was thougnt that
Stark would prove easy winner lie got good
lead and then began to play badly. and Tobias al
rs 10 22l Stark had an average of just up 10
twenty-one innings, but at the end he missed so
many shots that his average gradually fell down 10
less than l. Some OF Tobias's draw shots were
yerv clever and one brilliant masse brought down
the gallery with a lasting peal of applause. The
score of the game follows
Tobias (2l5--0. !. 0. IL ?. 6: /. 2 o 2 l2 !, o T.
2 q l.. J. le. o. 81. !. - = O. l. s. s :. 2 l. 4 IA
siark COOS 3. 9 ]; 5. o IL. ; o p p o 2. Q,
l. o l. H. o. O. 49, 6. l. O.. 10, 8. l. TO- 10. o. %, 3,
S O. g. l. s. 2. o. ?, :. O. l. O. o q. l. o-To'al 22l
average 1906
The standing of the leaders +. Arnold. won
4 lost / Tobias won 3 lost | Poggenburg =,
lost /. Ma. won =. lost l. There will be three
games tomorrow
New-York tribune., 1898-10-30
CHRISTIAN SCIENTISTS BEQUESTS.
LEGACY TO THE FIRST CHURCH OF CHRIST
BOOKS LEFT TO THE PROFESSIONAL
MOMAN's LEAGUE.

The will OF Rachel McAuley filed for pro-
hate in the Surrogate's office yesterday. No petit
ton Is fled with the will and the value of the
estate is not given.
books with the exception OF those upon the drama
and Christian Science Those the drama are
beouea he'd 10 the Professional Womans League.
while those on Christian Science are to he given
10 Laura Humber. TO the Professional Womans s
League the testatrx also leaves $50.
All OF the personal estate of the testatrix is 10
no divided among Susan NJ. Warner Ella 5. Shirley
and Anna J " Wilson. To the former the testa-
trix also leaves 800 in trust for the use Of her col
ored servant Charlotte The viii, also gives $3.50 to
the First Church Of Christ (ScientisO.
The residue of the estate Is 10 hc dlVided up ac-
cording TO the laws Of the state
New-York tribune., 1898-10-30
SING SING.

The Young Peoples Union VIII hold conquest
meeting IN the Baptist Church this evening. The
Young Peonle's Society of Christian Endeavor Will
hold n conservation service in the Presbyterian
church. and reports from the delegates to the
league convention will be received at the meeting
of fhe EpWorth League in the Highland Avenue
Methodist Episcopal Church In the church In the
morning "Old Folks Day will be observed with
services under the direction of the EpwOrth League
The Rev Robert +. Farrier of the First Bapiist
Church. Poughkeepse, will preach at the morning
service to-day in the Baptist Church in this VII
laGe. .- ,,..n.
At the last meeting Of Mohegan Chapter; Dargh-
ters OF the American Revolution. Mrs. Hanford:
Mrs Miller Miss Fuller. Mrs. Dutton. Mrs: Iodd
and Mrs Caam appointed committee 10
prepare programme Of entertainment 10 he given
in the winter under the direction Of the chapter
The annual meeting Of the Westchester county
Social Assembly Of the brotherhood of s.. Andrew
will be held in St Pauls Episcopal Churcn. IN TINS
village this afternoon