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The San Francisco call., 1898-01-20
CROCERS SPURN EMMETT DUNN They Refuse to Affiliate With San Fran cisco
 Travellers.
An Indirect Result of the War With the Weighty "In-
 ner Circle"
]. c. Nobraann's Strong Language at an ElectiOn-Trouble Over
 Picnic.

As an indirect result of the war waged by Emmett Dunn, president of the San Francisco Commercial Travellers Asso- citation, against the famous eight or the California Commercial Travellers As sociation, the committee appointed by the Retail Grocers' Association to represent that body on the larger committee com posed in addition of members of the Wholesalers Association and San Fran cisco Travellers, which had in mind the making of arrangements for the big pie mic to be held in June has withdrawn ab- solutely from utilization with the San Francisco Travellers.
 On Monday evening the larger commit tee met in Bnai B'rith Hall. Here 1t was discovered that Dunn, in harmony with his previous actions, had taken men off the subcommittee from the San Fran cisco Commercial Travellers Association because they were members also of the so-called inner circle" The two men taken off were Charles Fay and A E. Green. The two substitutes were c. c. Miller and Dunn's own brother.
 The Retail Grocers' Association was in favor of Schuetzen Park as the place of holding the big picnic scheduled for have so voted, but Dunn wanted the picnic held at Fl Campo. Realizing that his two substitutes or lieutenants would vote for Fl Campo the Retail Grocers' com mittee refused to vote This was a wise move, as they would have been defeated by one vote.
 Tuesday evening the San Francisco Travellers held their semi-monthly meeting Tn the AlcaZar building When 1t. was learned that the drawn and absolutely refused to af- fliate longer with the San Francisco Commercial Travellers considerable con- cern was felt. as the Retail Grocers' As sociation is one of the most. powerful commercial organizations in the City Even Dunn had to admit from the chaii committee was composed of John Nob- mann Joseph Stultz, J. J. Hayes, Super visor Lackmann, E. I. Fleiger, Henry Rave and John E. A. Helms.
 In plain defiance of the bylaws, so fal as casting ballot was concerned, the
The San Francisco call., 1898-01-20
ALMOST A MUTINY
The British Ship EooDone a Scene
 of Trouble for Two Days.

For the past two days trouble has been brewing on the British ship Laomone. Captain Jones, which arrived from New castle the 4th of this month, and last evening the climax was reached when Henry Snowdon and Adolph Heynisch. two of her crew, were locked up at the Harbor Police station and charged with being drunk. It Is claimed that the two men have been indulging in intoxicating liquors for days past, and that the trouble was partially caused by them, but this the men deny, and state that there are two men on board who are the friends of the captain, and that they To- ceive more attention than should be given to them by their captain. and that the rest of the crew suffer almost for the necessaries of life.
 Early last evening the men started to go aboard, but they were refused and trouble commenced. The watchman was told to keep them off the vessel and car ried out his instructions by blowing a police whistle, with the above result.
The San Francisco call., 1898-01-20
CELESTIAL PREPARATIONS
Tbeir New Yeor Almost at HODd. Will Have q Week of Fire and
 Decorations.

A large crowd visited Chinatown last evening to watch the preparations now going on for the new year, which begins next Friday. Booths had been arranged all along the sides of the streets and China lanterns were lighted on all sides. Chief of Police Lees will in all proba- bility have a large force of officers on hand when the noise begins, and 1t Is ru- mored he will give the Chinese but ono hour In which to fire off rockets and other fireworks. The hour in which this happens will without doubt be exceed ingly warm. The Chinese are making more elaborate preparations than were made last year. as the police orders were noted to the letter.
The San Francisco call., 1898-01-20

who a short while ago held up the driver of a vegetable wagon on the San Bruno road and robbed him. It is claimed that at one of the places he visited he was detected in the act of robbing one of his victims, and was asked for an explanation. He imme- diately drew a revolver, and, pointing 1t at his accuser threatened to blow his brains out. He then ordered him to throw up his hands, after which he took his purse, containing few dimes.
 Last night several Italian gardeners visited police headquarters and enlisted the services of Chief Lees in finding the desperado. They claim that the Italian residents of the Mission live in fear of the robber, and beg for protec- tion.
 One of them claimed that the desper- ate man visited his garden short time ago, and, claiming that he was destl- tute, asked for a place to sleep.
 He was taken in and allowed to sleep with the other men employed about the garden. When the men awoke on the following morning they found their clothes scattered about the floor and the stranger gone. A subsequent ex- animation revealed that he had got up during the night, searched their cloth ing and taken their money and val uables.
 The detectives who were looking TOT him last night found several watches which he had stolen, in a pawnshor on Montgomery avenue. In one of them the proprietor said that he expected the man to return, as he promised to cal again with some valuable silverware which he claimed was given him by Q friend. They waited until after mid night and as the robber did not appear they started out to find his room. Il was located on Stockton street and z large quantity of stolen property was found. They are hopeful of arrestine him to-day.
The San Francisco call., 1898-01-20

heart touches is furnished by Bouci- cault's Forbidden Fruit" Grundys S clever adaptation, '"The Arabian Nights, ,'' will be the bill for the new week
 ''The Blue and the Gray" a typical war melodrama, is pleasing large audiences at the. Grand.
 The Orpheum, as ever, holds it's own may find something to his liking.
 The Olympia will reopen on Saturday night with a long list of musical attrac- tionS.
 Tiny "Chiquita" is still the bright par- ticular star at the -Chutes.
The San Francisco call., 1898-01-20

commissioners it Is said that they dis cussed the advisa bility of changing the various sergeants to different districts. It is known that Chief Lees is favora- ble to changing the sergeants at cer- tain times for the reason, as he claims that it is conducive to the discipline of the department The changes will in all probability be made at the next meeting of the commissioners.
The San Francisco call., 1898-01-20

' F the rain will only hold off until after
 the Jubilee week; or if 1t will keep
 away at least until after Monday, the
 day of days; or if it must come, if 1t will but wait until Monday evening-that Is the most fervent prayer mounting from the Jubilee headquarters just now If the aqueous imp of the skies can only be persuaded to turn his attention to the farmers who need his services, to go and play in the country and leave the city to sunshine and celebration, the members of the parade committee, individually and collectively, will chant a chorus of ho- sannas beside which a brass band will be silence personif1ed.
 The question of weather is a serious
The San Francisco call., 1898-01-20
PROGRAMME OF EXERCISES AT WOODWARD'S
 PAVILON-2 P. M.
introduction of President of the Day.

> Introduc ton of dent of by & by den O the O ufornia Pioneers Song-"Caltornia" Words by Mary Lambert
 
 , Thomas Accompanied by the Composer
  of norna-  Cho
 
   Mayo of Ian 
 
  F. L. nor- c.
  L. A. [aon des sears o Lena N.
 
 
   A Native Daughter lara
 
  solo by tkins  D. 
  William
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The San Francisco call., 1898-01-20
Lost Girl Found.

Josephine Kane, the girl who disap- peared from her home last Monday, was found last night by Detective Anthony. She was living with a family at S3S Bush street. where she had secured employ ment as a domestic. In explanation of her absence the girl said that she had played hockey from school, and as her teacher had informed her parents. she feared to go home.
The San Francisco call., 1898-01-20

. GRAND INSTRUMENTAL CONCERT
 {. AT WOOOWARO'S PAVILION.
 k 1P. M j * First Regiment Band, N. G. C. * Anthem-'star spangled Ban
 # ner" ...............-.......... < (a) Intermezzo "Cavalleria Rus ; 4F ucana -..-.-.--.-.-.--..-.Ma Mascagnf < Cb) Caprice" ...................Pe Perlet < Potpourri-"Faust" .Gounod ] * Humoresque-''A Arkansas Tray < eler W1lllaTnS x Introducing humorous varia- tions for all the principals of
 # the band) x Popular Patrol. .Cassasa # Descriptive Piece-"A Cavalry # Charge ---LeuuerS < Depicting the charge of a # mounted squadron.) * Waltz-"Toujours ou Jamais" ,
 < .......--... ....-.....-....W w aldteu1el
 Popular Medley Selection. .Boettger
 0ntroducing the latest popu- < lar songs.)
 x Selection - Lucia al Hammer < moor ..-..-.......-.------.D .Donlzelu
 < March-"American Republic" ...---. < ....-..-.. ..-.-......---..-..-.I .Ihlele
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1898-02-16

T.
( am no rrofessln Christian OF the sort
the cities hold.
liant been gathered with the chosen !n
the CHI sens sacred fold.
An never groon in spirit while think
in o the way
That the reckless unbclievers sin around
me every day
III the creed try 10 practice Is the o.
time Golden Rule,
Never near 70 sacred music but the
breezes fresh and cool
An the only church O worship onto
Ghch ny fancy ciings
Is the outdoor church o. Nature. whar
tho Lords runnin' things
: kin git more soothn comfort from the
mus.o o the brooks
Than the preachers o. creation ever ras-
sled cut o books
An the sighin' o. the breezes and the
So gin o. the birds
Brings a sort o. Christian feelin' you
Kin never XII from words.
There Is sermons IN ,he sunshine, there's
dlsCourses In The flowers
There is heavenly baptism in the gentle
surl gtilne showers
There Is life an inspiration In the BROOKS
an in the springs
Out in Nature sanctuary whar the
Lords n runnin thir rs.
When I'm ridn' on the night herd every
star tina; CLEANS above.
Seems a sparklin' gem that's speakn' o.
the Masters kindly love.
An the fashn o. the jghtnin' an the
thundeT's angry rom
Tells me o the power majestic o the
Ben' I adore
When tre storm In awful fury is bow
I'm IN ITS wrath.
Like as rtd sweep the cattle jes IKE
feathers from Us Path.
I'm concerted as the sage chicks under
no9ih their mothers wings.
Out in Na,urss bic cathedral whGT' the
Lords a runnin Things
When ! hear the FINAL summons sent 70
tell RE I must 20
TO TIE roundup M tho heavens from
the RANGES here below
Not song nor not sermon nor cere.
mouiOns 9lay
DO wort IN the nerceedin's when my
hodv's lai1 way
would ro'her far be buried on the ranges
al alone.
with tHo s0ot wha~' am slnenin' never
marked Nv hoard mr. stone.
Sos when Gahrel sounds his -rumpet !
KIN rise and srroad nv wings
From The grassy Stones n Na'ure whar
the T0r7's rnnnlr' thin~s
James Hn".on Adams In Denver Post
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1898-02-16
Richmond, fredericksburg and
PQiOlnd5 aiii(llI,


oChEDO ~ IN pr 10 JAN -.'
,,.,-r. at D. ID ,.'.A .iD'''.. -,r.,>-
LLA H. DlisD > i'i-i.i ~ '.' 49, ,1
-'W a. 'A' b'i5 lot " a.''"
,'.-e N-I.N. .'la pug
3.iord ana ..ea- ,.-5
tuiihiaa r.rtp.I 100 .'."
20 A. VI. ouhuAF lu3f .pt " II.e .Yi
ana DolAs Npllh a..l7 t+
boa. otel tNcn. i'u. iii
t'J.ois tl"e. BOSWELL .'.,-.
laa,. D.mea. s.mm,. fleesr-
l.nnn-l OIL. 'n' ."'
water putnam car.
SID 4. ". IauN, except -t-ha5, i.'
ht7nIn5 Lnu ana loit.a NOT .n.
s.ops a. nl.a. "-n'iNi, i-s
G.en. renola Milford. Wo9i.-
hue Guinea. c.A.l.i. j. ielrf-
lcK,uurg. brooke tld VIDE
Wa.er fuAman car
9.0j q. 81, commcl.inE January -lin.
daily except Annit5, i.f
Washington Baltimore. fniI-
Sew lor4 and F.ouaa spee
gidl composed tIl|rt ~
Pullman Sleeping binlN5 ANA
charge Other th1n regular
Pullman fare. Does not SOP
at EIud.
1900 NJ. Daily except sunday. inF
Washington tl1 pl.H-s Nor.ni
Stops al ..oa Glen A.'en,
Ashland. boswell. AIllJfu.
Frrderl.keuure Brooke and
Whitewater purl0r ears also.
connects with Iuu-rra sllLal
TnUoI nj trleIIu.fln.
Tax = II DlIv ron WashIr .lon and
n0Iu.e Nor. b. s.Ous if Ella.
Ashland boswell Milford.
Fradarlclrshure. Brooke and
Vdewaiar and other stations
SUNDAYS SIe.oer Richmond I'D
New York.
ARRIVE BYRD STREET STATION
$40 A. NJ Daily Stops ar Whitewater.
Brooke Fr.derlcksDurt Mill
lord. boswell Ashland and
Mia and other stations sum
DAYS sleeper New York %
Tllhrn0ud
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1898-02-16

LONDON. February l5.-Lord William
Neville the fourth sen o. The Marquis OF
Abcrenvcnney. who w0s arrested on Jan
lary 2ith. charged with fraud in connec-
ton With the recent suit Of the money
lender Lewis against Spencer Clay. an
officer Of the Guards 10 recover the value
n notes cashci upon the endorsement Of
Clay. was arraigred for trial to-day.
Neville pleaded not guilty Of the charge
y forgery. but acknowledged MS guilt
rpon the charge OF having fraudulenus
obtained Clay's signature 10 the notes.
The prosecution accepted the plea and
the court sentenced Neville TO five year,
oeral servitude.
The sentence Of Neville caused a great
sensation In court The judge is passing
he sentence said 20 the prisoner:
There are no extenuating circuns ances
whatever Your crime IS Just as great a.
though you had taken TIE money from
laws nooket or broken into Lewis ONCE
and stolen II.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1898-02-16
uRIEIes AND PERs0NALs.


Political Clubs Organ 1sd aud Candidates
B Ow I hear ~wm horns.
The Fulton Democratic Club held an
enthusiastic meea..s ~ DOnOnues ia.
on i.oulalana street, lasl evening 40
eiect,u tne ioi.~Mlus O.l.ccls IL ssf,e
ouIlAg he Sns~ins sSal. InVmas L-uA.
oers. presi0eut, o-..-cs r.. OIeUy. secic
Ia. ,. mo.. LDA~.i.r, - e1ee4~4. wa.
J.! ove.y 1911 0a.O 80 O..i~v D-aor. .ht
CVf.444. C.lNl.OA 10 Aa~Aci t4Na1nl 4.
represented. capt 81 r. a... Gums a
.s.-s, l40 she $40 Cl4llD4 ch Ci al. j. L
S4..i.n n4s.. q d-Ss c.4i,-,.. ca .he o-u4-n c .
Airaal b. .c.4ttsO.4 &. Os,l4a auu None &.
A4osDy a-.nOe"ccd IN las sV-s al can
Od.vo TO- -as~ci hcn iiO.l n4di s..ai W~fc
4 nc C.Ae! a.aC4 name Ca...l,l .es lrO4.
thls welG afe Al ss4s. fieA. n CARRIER
Joan Lr ncs anC allie ka4snu. NJ. =.
1Vrls gtpic.e~.ed els brO.ner. Cap .aiL
w. h. Cal as. N. cani oate cor coun l..
nan. 4 ne cub apDO,n.e. q CoIai.A ,e
TO coafer Wit. the Lnion Democi ale Gu
ono .. ~ tilfs Oh A1@ls az Wa IN re-
gard TO the selectio. Of counciimen FRO
was the speech Of Mr.. l.. o. ,sendenbers
VINO arraisn q tie Goa Coz o4nme
l. aguc In unmeasurcd terms. The tlui
aoJOnIrcd 10 m ca MOaday even NJ neAt
FL O'Clock al Donohue Hall
The SOuthside Den ocratic Grub. OF Clan
ward held 5 re2ulai n ee in .ast 81
b. fore an audience % about TWO hundre
voters A. I ere were no minutes of N,
last meeting Mr. Tilier made brief talk
FOR beneht of the club. rhe foil
candidates we're pr nj. and were tniO
cuced. and some very .tere1'tne sDeeches
We're delivered; John S. Harwood. for
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1898-02-16

LOUISVILLE. KY. Feb 15.--A des-
crate duel was fought sunday vain
hives and pistols between George Ncgt
md Arthur b. Waldron in this city
red. Wort the son ~ O. orge Vogt. was
rawn into the encounter
As result Waldron IL at the City Hos
iital In a critical condition ard Is not ex-
ected To live. Fred. VoPt Is at the Gray
Nreet Innrmary severely wounded and
he e'der Vogt Is In jail charged with
malicious shooting
The primary cause OF the trouble was
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1898-02-16

The Committee on Arrangements are
using every means IN their power 10 make
the Festival this year the greatest ever
held. Elaborate ARRANGEMENTS have heen
made for the pleasure and entertainment
OF their guests. However the mannfr 90
which ,hc trip 10 New Orleans is made
will play no small Part in making the
visit an ENJOYABLE one.
The Seaboard Ar Line offers the cho &C
OF two dai ,rains. the sch dIle by either
~ which is very good. They leave as
follows;
New York 1850 \. VI. and $50 p. NJ:
mi adelphia. l:l2 T. NJ and 1905 night.
Washington. $40 p. VI. and 4.30 A. NJ:
Richmond. $50 y. NJ AMI 9.05 4. ~.
Raleigh. 2l6 4. NJ. and $40 T.. VI: Mon
roe. 6;t2 a. NJ and a12 r. NJ: Abbeyillc
il;oi 4. NJ. and i:s5 A. NJ: Athens. il5
T. " and 3:i5 4. ". Arriving ~ Atlanta
ESQ p VI. and ago A. NJ and New or
leans. $40 A. VI. and $40 =. NJ From
Richmond and points South. by the train
arriving at New orleans at sic. only one
night is spent on the road.
Call on or address
H. VI. ROYKIN.
General Agent
S35 east Main street
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1898-02-16
By a. H. AdamsOn.
Real Estate Auctloneer,
Manchester. Va.

4 UCTION Sale OF that valuable Drug
~ and Lot known as "Frlenaa
.-narmacy." corner OF Hull street and
-owordin Avenue.
AZ the request or the owners VIII
ell az public auction on the premises on
THURSDAY. FEBRUARY j., 1888
20 $3.50 o'clock p. 81. The above property
which fronts o feet on the nor.h-side of
uuu street. az the corner OF Coward.n
avenue. The building is very atirac
live. well-built, fwo-story. brick business
rouse IN fact. il is about the best io
atod. and most desirable stand IN the
ity for drugstore or any other busi-
less
a rare opportunity: examine II and YOU
will find 10 is more desirable than repre-
sented.
TERMS. $500 Cash. the balance as fol-
ows: $500 December a. 1895 and the
balance in eighteen and .wcnty-four
months. deferred Payments bearing in
torcst ana secured by deed Of trust
A. l.. ADAMSON.
Auctionear.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1898-02-16
TIE TIMES-RlCHMOND VA WEDNESDAY FEBRUARY 10

murder case tired In the Jefferson
County Court about eieht years ago. The
elder Vogt was charged with murder and
the father OF Arthur Waldron was one OF
The principal witnesses for ths prosecu-
ton. In consequence. bitter hatred has
exlsted between The families.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1898-02-16
Atlantic Coast Line.
EFFECTIVE JAN IHs,,i ~
TRAINS LEAVE ICHNOND-O-''
DEPOT.

ntIUtItV OONOt
SCHEDULE EFFEcTTIIy,Ef; 6 JA6S -Iii.Nilo on
DEPOT.
900 A. NJ. Daily, arrives petersburg u
A. H. Norfolk. l n;5.,,orsburs.
Stops only az Petsi a"N'"
Wsvcrly and Suffolk. va. a.,
1905 A. NJ, Daily. arrives Petersouts ~"
a. NJ. Weldon 1859 n "a"
Fayettevihe ilS ,fsavan,
nan 1870 \. NJ. Jackson y,
40 a. NJ. Port Tampa ~ ~,
=. ~ Connects no NhssSOn
with 40. a. arriving pyi.,
bor0 $40 3. NJ. Wilmins,, -
5.i5 +. NJ Pullman Sie1P|'
New York 10 JacksonFiii'e.
burg 3.ig p. NJ Makes al
$50 p. NJ, Daily. arrives Petersburg so
J.. NJ. Makes local stops -
100 p. NJ. Daily arrives Pe,ersbgTs 500 siSs
p. A.. connects with y. anu
w for Norfolk and inieriaD.,o
diate points. EmpOria -
connects with 4. and D. Ior
stations between Emporla a 30
Iawrencevi ie). Weldon SO
+. NJ. Fayetteville l.oi a
~. Charleston 6.02 A. d., "a
vile 100 p. NJ. Port Tampa
= NNr'W LINE To MIDDLE
GEORGIA POINTS -Arrivlnt
AIKEN 7.2s A. NJ. Augusta ~
a. NJ Macon ID A. NJ, AZ
lanta i2lj T. ~ pullman
siccpers New York 10 VIZ
mington. JacksolviIe, Foit
Tampa. Aiken. Augusta. ana
s:5s p. ~. Daiiy' arrives Petersburg
9.ll p. NJ. weldon li.-0 =. NJ.
Makes local stops between
Petersburg and Weldon.
1000 A. NJ, Daily except Sunday Ine
New York and Florida Spc-
Cial Arrives Charleston ~
a. H. savannah 9ul A. u,
Jacksonville i.iO p. NJ. 81.
Agsnsune $3.50 = 81, Tampa
1880 P. NJ. Daily Arrives Petersburg
1870 h. NJ. LynchbIrg $3.50 =,
H. Roanoke $50 a. 81. lrsiol
ll.0 A. 81. Pullman Sleeper
TRAINS ARRIVE RICHMOND
400 4. NJ, Daily From jacksonville,
savannah Charleston Attain
"a. Macon. Augusta. and al
SIS A. NJ. Daily except sunday. Allan
GA. Athens and R0leieh. Hem
dorson. Lyn-hDurs. ana ina
s:77 A. n Daily Petersburg local.
SIS A. NJ. Daily except Monday from
Tampa. jacksonville. Savan-
nab and Charleston.
500 4. ~. Sunday 0uIy. From Atlanta.
Athens Raleigh and Herder-
con Lynchhur- and fhe West.
1905 A. NJ. Dauv Norfolk suffolk and
poforshurg
II5 y. NJ. Daily Jacksonville. slvan-
nah. Charleston NUmnrton.
G1ldsbor0 and lI points
South.
s:55 p. NJ. Daily Norfolk suffolk. Wav-
erlr 411 Ha.er7bIr..
$50 Z. NJ. Daily. Petersburg Lynch
burg ana West
~ 3d. EMERSON
J. r. kENLY. Traffic Manager
General Manage.
H. 81 EMERSON
General Passenger AGENT
g. $ CAMPBELL.
Division Passenger s. went.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1898-02-16
YORK RIVER LINE vita WEST POINT
THE FAVORTTE ROT-- NORTH.

THE VORTTE ROT--- NORTH.
LEAVE RICHMOND
4.30 p. NJ 40. 10. Baltimore Limited
daily except SUNDAYS for Wes'
Point there making close connection
on Mondays Wednesdays and FrI-
DAYS with steamer for Baltimore
also with stage at Lester Manor for
yValkertOn and IaDpahannOck on
Tuesdays THURSDAYS and Saturdays.
2:30 =. NJ. No. no. local express Mon
DAYS. Wednesdays and Fridays. for
West Point and intermediate sta
tions. Connects with stage m Lester
Manor for Walkerton and Tappahan-
mock also. az West Point with
steamer for Baltimore. stops al all
stations.
500 A. NJ. No. s. local mixed
Virginia Street Station Tor West
Point and intermediate stations. con-
Meeting with stage M LestOr Manor
for Walker on and TaDDahannOck.
TRAINS ARRIVE AT RICHMOND.
1910 4. NJ wednesdays and Fridays
500 P. H.. Dairy EXCEPT Sunday from
West Point and intermediate sta
Steamers leave West Point at 600 P. N.
Mondays Wednesdays and Fridays and
Baltimore AT 5:00 p VI. Tuesdays Thurs
DAYS and Saturdays.
Ticket office at station foot Of VIRGINIA
street. Omen from 900 A. VI. 10 500 =.
NJ and from q.3O p. NJ 20 ~ A. N. City
ticket office. 800 east Main street.
Traffic Manager. Cen. Pass. Agent.
r. : CANNON Third Vice President and
General Masarer. Washington ID. G.
c. W WESTpWPY Trav Pass Agent.
go east Main street. Richmond. Va.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1898-02-16
AUCTION sALEs--This Day.
~~~~~-~~-~.~-~~~>~-N-
BY Il. A. CatIln. AuctIoneer.
No. north Eleventh street.
TRUSTEES SALE
Il OF
THE PREMISES No. 40 NORTH SEW
ENTEENTH STREET.

In execution OF n deed Of trust. dated
November .. lsyJ. OF record In clerk
ohIce Richmond Chancery Court. ID. y.
lJ0 c. page ~. default having been mace
In the payment Of a bond therein secured,
nd being required to do so by the holder
OF said bond. | VIII, on ..o
WEDNESDAY. FEBRUARY 10. 1sNs,
az 1870 o'clock Il. NJ. az the front door
OF tie or, misses above named sell az
that LOT OF LAND. with the BklCk
pIfII.DTNG thereon. fronting % feet ~
inches on the west line OF Seventeenth
street.. AMI extending back the same
width lon feet
TERMS. cash sufficient TO pay al past
due taxes If any. the costs OF eNecut-
iag q Is trust. and The sum OF S-,N' an
infereet thereon from November ., 1871
and the balance II any. upon terms to be
an. ounctd at sale. ..,
DANIEL GRINNAN.
se1I-5t Sole Acting Trustee.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1898-02-16

AgUIAND. PA. February b-slx
masked burglars broke into Charles Bill
mans Hotel at Tailorsville and. after
overpowering the aged proprietor. ran
sacked the house. getting some jewelry.
Dlspleased az not hrd.ng any money.
they demanded from Bilman the KEYS OF
his safe. Brlman refused 10 give them
On and they placed him on q cook stove
threatening 10 roast him 10 death.
Re was finally tortured into submission
md the burglars secured about $1,000 and
fed.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1898-02-16
General AGENT
S36 east Main street.

Attention Is called 10 TIE Announcement
u the Mutual Reserve Fund Life Asso
cation IN to-day's issue OF The Times
The company has opered an office ~
room No. % Chamber of Commerce build
ing. Mr.. j. n. Quinn Is IN charFe are
VIII be glad to confer win all who are
Interested in insurance
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