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The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1898-06-12
AUCTION SALES.--FUTURE Days.
Nc~N~,>~>N~>~c>~~~o~~
by ii. A. McCurdy.
Real Estate Auctioneer.
TRUSTEES SALE
OF THE
Large Warehouse Property,
NOW IN THE OCCUPANCY
OF THE
American Tobacco Company,
SITUATED ON THE
EASTERN LINE OF EIGHTEENTH
STREET,
JUST NORTH OF BROAD STREET.
JUST NORTH OF BROAD STREET.

IN execution Of the provisions OF ceT-
tam trust-dced, dated 10th June, 1902 ana
of record in Richmond Chancery Court
in Deed Book 155 "A, page ~, the un-
dcrsigned Will offer for sale, upon the
premises, on
FRIDAY. THE nth DAY OF JUNE,
1893.
at o'clock T. NJ, the real estate con-
veyed by said trust-deed and described
with all Improvements thereon, situated
on Tho eastern line OF Eighteenth street
between Broad and Marshall streets, ana
bounded as follows: commencing at
point on Eighteenth street, distant q feet
north OF Broad street, running th6nCe
down Eighteenth street, and From
ING THEREON 90 FEET; thence east
wardly. running back % feet inches
thence sOuthwardly 30 feet; thence west
wardly - feet 10 the line OF a three-foot
alieV. leading out to Broad street. thence
southwardly - feet and thence west
wardlv 73 feet inches to tho point or
beginning, on Eighteenth street
The entire property Is covered pF n
iar.l-e warehouse. suitable for any busi-
ness requiring space, and mas ldcllites
for handling large quantities or goous.
The buildings are new and In peFiec'
order. o,,-,.. -. 40,
fr9v fhe EXPENSES of executing this trust,
All taxes. assessments, dues enQ charges
due and unpaid At the date OF sale alsoi a
ratable proportion OF the taxes Que toI
the wear 1853. and 20 discharge a note Tor
Inc sum of 81 COO with all interest Que
thereon secured IN said deed; the PAL
0nce in two equal instalments az one ana
two wears from date or sale, TOT uotes'
with interest added, and secured nE "a
fruet-deed upon the property, or all cash,
DC "a the residue, al the option or the
n,rcbaser. X. -. McCURDfl
p4 ~ Trustee.
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HAVING QUALIFIED AS ADMINS
II TRAITOR OF MATTE J. TOMP-
kINS. deceased. al persons having claims
properly ceNined. 10 me for settlemert,
and an persons indebted TO her will make
payment TO the undersigned.
WM. NJ TOMPKiNS.
Admir- OF NJ. ]. Tompkins, deceased.
ie1O-3t
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1898 BICYCLES DOWN TO 50.

New 1898 Model Ladies' and Gents
Bicycles are now being sold on easy cone
ditlons as low as 5000, others outright
al Si3g5. and hlgh-grade AT Sl995 and
Won viii cut this notice out and send 20
SEARS. ROEBUCK e co, Chicago. they
win send YOU their 1873 Bicycle Catalogue
and fun particulars. my2l-Z7t
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AUCTION SALE s--Future Days

y
DECEIVER'S AUCTION SALE.
THE STOCK OF THE ]. w. RAN
DOLPH Co, NO. 1902 MAIN ST.,
WILL BE CONTINUED MON
DAY, JUNE Il, 1898 AT 1870
O'CLOCK.
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BY Charles A. Rose.
Real Estate and Loans.
No IL north Tenth street.
TRUSTEES AUCTION SALE
OF
A new FRAME DWELLING,
NO. st1 NORTH SLXTHST.
NO. stI NORTH SLXTHST.

BY virtue Of a certain deed Of trust
dated May II. 1897. to the undersigned.
trustee. and duly recorded in clerks office
OF Richmond Chancery Court. ID. 3. 100
D.. page %. default having been made IN
payment of the debt thereby secured,
end being required 50 to do 9y the bene,,
fciary under said deed. ] shall proceed
TO sell. by auction, upon the premises. on
FRIDAY. JUNE Il. 1885,
at G p. NJ. This property is in good
renting locality. The house rs compare
lively new. contains four rooms, ana ls
now occupied by a good. prompt paying
tenant at a rental Of SO per month,
and is the only tenant who has ever
occupied the premises. The lot fronts Oh
the east line Of Sixth street SIXTEEN
FEET. by a depth between parallel lines
Of 124 70 a l1-fOOt alley.
TERMS: Cash as 10 costs and expenses
Of executing this trust ana a note Of 5000
due May Il. 1855 with interest thereon
20 day OF sale Balance as may bee al
nounced at sale.
CHARLES A. ROSE.
JUG Trustee.
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BY George +. Crawford & CO.,
and a. J.. Aj.m#l,
Real Estate AuctiOncers.

m RUsTEE's SALE or THAT DEsIR-
Il ABLE LOT. WITH THE THREE
TENEMENTS HERON, FRONTING -
15-loO FEET OK RAINBRIDGE STREET
NEAR TWENTIETH STREET. MAN
CHESTER. VA. ALSO THAT DESiR-
ABLE FARM or CD ACRES SITUATED
IN THE COUNTY or CHESTERFIELD
NEAR DREWRY's BLUFF.
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Summer Home Private Families

High, healthy location, on ridge between
the Appomattox and James Rivers, con-
vo,icnt 90 Richmond. Low rates and
good service. Tor list OF homes. loea
"a, rates atc. address ~ " iIk
HOME BUREAU. Box 4O2. City.
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SPECIAL NOTICES.

SPECIAL NOTICES.
notice. OFFER. BY PRIVATE
sale. o. number of BUILDING LOTS in
the ownship of M1ntrose. located south
east of and near the city of Richmond,
ON the National Cemetery and Williams
burg roads. and I'm full view Of China
bOrazO Park There are already about
twenty houses two stores, one school.
one chapel on the place. and one daily
mail. and two daily services Of papers.
Only a short distance from the Cedar
Works. Wheel Works and other indus
tries. fine opportunity for any one
desiring TO secure a home on very easy
terms. say s. and SO cash balance on
instruments. Come and see Tor your
self or write. Address
II. II FARRAUD.
MOntrOse l.. O..
ie121926' HenricO county. Va.
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By John T. Goddin q CO..
Real Estate Agents and Auciloheers'
Bank and Eleventh streets.

Bank and Eleventh stfeelS'
T RUsTEE'S AUCTION SALE OF TWO
l. BEAUTIFUL ~ Est LAD - p
ONE An NORTHEAST CORNER kAN-
DOLPH AND WINDER STREETS. N
THE CITY OF RICHMOND, AND III "
OTHER ON SOUTH SIDE or CARY
STREET. All IT'S INTERSECTION
WITH WEST LINE OF STRAW BERRY
STREET. IN THE COUNTY or HEN
RICO.-By virtue of n deed OF trust, bear
Ing Date June II. 1897. 10 the undersigned,
trustee recorded I'm clerks office Of Rich
mOnd Chanccrv Court. on the l4th June,
lS97. ln D. b. 1G0 u. page III. and on same
day I'm clerks Office oil Henrico County
Court in ID. y. 1913 b. page 294. default
having been made i'm the payment OF part
Of the debt secured thereon, and being
required so 90 do by the beneficiary j
will sell. at public auction, on the prem
ises. on
THURSDAY, JUNE 1G. 1893.
a. $50 o'clock j. H.. tine abovo-men-
toned lot az the northeast corner or Ran
dOlph and Winder streets. fronting 81 feet
on east side of Randolph. and runniu5
back castWardly along Winder street 10
feet TO an alley ten feet wide. and AT g
O'Clock II. NJ. the VACANT LOT I'm Hon
rico county. fronting 60 feet on the south
side Of Cary street at its inters .ction with
the western line of strawberry street. on
which 10 runs back I'm q southern direction
10 an alley I'm common II feet wide
TERMS: Cash. u is likely more lib
eral terms will be announced az SALE
a. g. APPEBSON.
ie1O-t1s Trustee.
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AGENTS WANTED.

AGENTS WANTED EVERYWHERE.
commissions; National Encyclopaedia,
Practical II0usekeeper, War in Cuba,
Childs Bible. outfits supplied. Write
for terms NATIONAL ENCYCLO-
PAEDIA CO. 1854 Montague street
BROOKLYN. n. Y jel2-1t
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~--~----~ ~---~>-~--N~~-~~~-N~
AIAIN-sTREET VAUDEVILLE PARK.
corner Main and Vine streets.
GRAND OPENING MONDAY. JUNE IS.
1898
SUPERB ARRAY OF ARTISTS DIRECT
FROM NEW YORK.
COLLINS and BRIEN, eccentric come
dams. singers and the worlds greatest
THH CELEBRATED SISTERS oNRI.
assisted by Master Onri, Introducing q
new and novel specially.
MISS GLADYS VAN, the pocket edition
of Lillian Russell. The handsOmest seriO-
comic on the American stage.
BAKER and LYNN, comedy sketch art
NAE TAYLOR. songs and dances.
No liquors.. improper or dlsOrderly char
acters allowed on grounds.
Gates open at 1890 II. NJ Performance
begins at $50 u. Ut. Admission, lUc.
Seats in private stalls extra. jes
CONFEDERATE NGUsEUM-IN THE
Davis Mansion, corner Twelfth ana
Clay Is open TO visitors daily from y a.
NJ. 10 9 T. NJ Admission, pc. except
on SATURDAYS. when 10 Is Free 20 the
public. Annual membership ticket 81.
which admits the holder at all times.
life membership ticket $40
SECOND ANNUAL Oll--fA-N0 VI AAlA-
AUDITORIUM
Rroad-Strcet Park
MONDAY. JUNE 18TH.
by an aggregation OF vaudeville talent un-
equallod In the annals or NaudeViles IN
the South. under the management or
Thomas @. Leath. Admission. Zoe. Park
reached by Traction cars JelO
LADY ORCHESTRA
AT
LAKESIDE PARK THIS AFTERNOON
from 10 o'clock. je12-it
CHILDREN's LAWN PARTY
MONDAY NIGHT
AZ tho residence OF Mrs. John =. Rose,
Barton Heights. Benefit Free kindergar-
ten. Admission, Toe. JelZ--H
JEFFERSON ROOF GARDEN.
GRAND OPENING MONDAY. JUNE ID.
Lady Orchestra ard other big attrac-
tions. Performance promptly a. SO
Admission. 25c. lel~-lP
FOREST hill PARK.
Week commencing MONDAY. JUNE 18th.
Greater attractions than ever. Entire
change OF people and acts. Admission,
Toe. Performance ~ 80. lcl--te .
OPIUM s, si +; +: Si Ill.,
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Jefferson Park Hotel and
Springs,
NEAR THE UNIVERSITY OF VIR-
GINA.
OPEN JUNE sTH.

Summer Law School at tho University
this summer.
Abundant water supply this season, an
additional reservoir Beautiful shady
lawn and walks. riding driving. Music
from June 10th 90 December.
Write for analysis OF these valuable
waters. Ballroom enlivened ny the Uni
versity students. Write for booklet
mv3l j. WATKINS LEE.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1898-06-12

AUCTION sALEs->-Futote Days.
~~~~~~~~~~~c>~~~~~~~ ~~~~~~c~~~~S
william Il. Pisxini Company.
Real Estate Auctoneers,
1905 Bank street
Trustees Sale OF Desirable
Detached Brick House of
Seven Rooms and De-
tatched Kitchen of
Two Rooms On
Pine St. Bet.
Main and
Cary.
~ virtue OF a certain deed % truvt,
hezring date on January TO- 1895 ana
duly recorded In the clerks office Or
Richmond Chanccry Court, in -. Is. l9'
"A" page c. in which deed ! was duly
substituted trustee by a decree of the
sid Chancery Court on June @, 1898; de-
fault having been made in the payment
OF the debt there secured, ana beng
required so 20 do by the notcholdef
win sell at public auction, on the prem
-S TUESDAY, JUNE u. 1895
al o O'CLOCK - NJ the lei.NAs - i - -
conveyed In the aforesaid deed OF trust
as follows: All that certain PIECE OR
PARCEL OF LAND. with the BRICK
DWELLING and other improvements
thereon lying and being in tho city Of
Richmond. Va. fronting on the east side
~ Pine street. between Main and Cary
streets. twenty-five feet ten inches. and
running back between parallel lines ono
hundred and thirty-five feet TO an alley
twenty feet wide. being 80. south Pine
street.
Ihis properly. being nicely napered and
IN good condition and located In q most
convenient and desirable neiehborhood,
within one block Of both the Main-streot
line and the Traction Company's line.
and also Of Monroe Park. should at
tract those desiring a cheap and good
home.
TERMS: Cash. by agreement Of grantor.
W. n. WORD.
iec-td Substituted Trustee.
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BASEBALL.
BASEBALL

HAVE YOUR CEILING
FRESCOED.
fa-rr-rr.-
While You Are Away for tho summer
n. d. HARGROVE'S SON.
A. W. IIARGROYE.
House, Sign and Frescoe Painting
$40 east Franklin street,
Richmond. Va.
out OF town orders receive prompt At
tention.
ward fes-it
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1898-06-12

500 600 600 BOND ISSUE.-sUBSCRIP-
lions invited. These bonds are IN &C.
nomination OF 500 and mulupics thereof
Send for particulars az once. as these
bonds viii be rapidly taken uD. INNtS-
TORS GUARANTEE AND TRUST CO.
40 Exchange Place. New York. Jel2-lt
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Unusual Bargain.
FOR RENT.

MAIN-sTREET STORE. near Ninth
BROAD STREET STORE, near Seventh
street
MAIN STREET. corner Sixth street;
nice cellar.
Wholesale STORE, Fourteenth
street near Main.
MAIN-STREET STORE near Four
teenth street. -. .--....,-,
WAREHOUSES;. SHOPS. FACTORIES,
and OFFICES.
J. THOMPSON BROWN & CO..
ie1o-it 1113 Main street.
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REMOVAL NOTICE.

Having removed from tho corner Of
Eighteenth and Broad streets. desire e
let my friends and patrons know that I
can be found at the Office OF B. cor
TRELL q SON, SIS cast Cary street.
where I am prepared 20 hll am orders
for FUEL entrusted 10 me with prompt.
ness. Old Phone 22: New Phone go
STANLEY LIpsCOMB
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BY y. A. Catlln. Auctioneer'
No. 6 north Eleventh street.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1898-06-12

AIAIN-STREET VAUDEVILLE PARK.
corner Main and Vine streets.
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BY virtue Of a certain deed Of trust,
executed 10 me as trustee. bearing GATE
April -. 1875. ana recorded in me Clcth 3
Offce OF the Hastings Court of Mancnes-
ter. Deadlock I3. page 4Ot; also IA the
Clerks office Of CnesttrNeid county
Court. Deed-BODk 81. page 2oj. and being
requested by the nOte-hOldcr, 4 Will sell
at public auction on
TUESDAY. JUNE q. 1893.
AZ 2:g0 O'Clock p. NJ. on the premises.
that portion OF the property described IN
the said ueel Of trust as follow an that
certain PIECE or PARCEL OF LAND.
situated ia he county OF Chesierheld, Va,
containing % acres. more or less adloin-
ing the estates OF George FuQue, William
81. Gates. ana ". n. GIL.
And al 500 o'clock y. H.. on the prem
ises the other portion of the properly, de-
point on the Southern line OF BainD-idRt
street io3 feet distant from he Southeast
corner Of cambridge and Twentieth
streets. and running thence eastwardly
thereon Ca l5-lOO feet and running back
between parallel lines 40 feet 60 an alley.
the said property being known as Nos.
fiO, 9l2. and GA The DWELLINGS contain
TERMS. CASH as 70 the cost Of sale.
any taxes that may Doe due. and 10 pay
ten notes OF $3.50 each with per cent.
interest from maturity. All Of said notes
respectively. G. ., II. f., IS y. q 80 90.
and 50 months AFTER date, and one for
81 800. with interest at per cent. from
April p. 1893
G. A. CRAWFORD Trustee.
While the terms Of the above deed re-
ouire c. sh, more favorable terms VIII be
announced al the sale.
GEO. j.. CRAWFORD & Co.
A. l.. ADAMSON,
Sustn Auctionsers.
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WANTED. OCCUPANTS FOR PLEAS
ant. well-furnished rooms. DelghtIully
cool house: fine breezy location near
city Hall: $50 weekly. j. B., Times
office. 1elZ-lt'
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SALESMAN WANTED.


SALESMAN WANTED TO DEVOTE HIS
entire attention 10 the sale of our new
assOrtments 10 the dry goods and gem
crai trade. high commission; exclusive
territory, best Of references and bond
iCl2-ltf
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FOREST HILL PARK.
Week commencing MONDAY. JUNE 18th.
Greater attractions than ever. Entire
change OF people and acts. Admission,
Toe. Performance NJ $50. lelz-u.
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GRAND OPENING MONDAY. JUNE 10.
1SJS
Barre evening telegram. (Barre, Vt.) 1898-19??, 1898-08-06

Garcia the Cuban officer. He also de-
clined to make any comments upon the
efficiency or alleged lack of efficiency of
the medical and hospital corps of the
army.
Concerning the yellow fever which
has attacked the troops DR.. Guiteras
said: THE yellow fever cases thus far
nave been of light order, and the NOR
tally among the troops has not been
heavy. The most serious source of trou-
Die at present Is from typhoid fever and
malaria. Most of the men i'll in the
hospitals are suffering from one or the
other OF these diseases. AS the season
drags on, however, the yellow fever will
become more serious, and then it will
be worse than the typhoid"
Continuing. DR.. Guiteras said: For
reasons apparent to all cannot discuss
the affairs of the army in public. I shall
make an official report of my obserya-
lions direct to Surgeon General stern
berg. Most of the troops now at Santi-
ago, suppose, will be brought to Long
Island to recuperate. 1t will be an ad
m1rable place for them" Concerning
the reported trouble between himself
and the Red Cross society at Santiago
DR.. Gulteras would say nothing.
Barre evening telegram. (Barre, Vt.) 1898-19??, 1898-08-06
Tho Sick Mt Santiago.

Washington, Aug. 6.-The following
report of the sanitary condition Of the
American camp at Santiago was made
public at the war department.: "Sani-
tary report for Aug. 8: Total sick, S.77S;
total fever, 1886; new cases fever, 449;
cases of fever returned to duty, 5S5.
Dsaths-July 81, Private Conrad c.
johnson. Company A, First infantry
acute dysentery; Aug. 2, Private Henry
Bostell, Company A, Eighth infantry,
dysentery; Private Hugh Galbraith,
Company G., Seventh infantry, yellow
fever; Aug. 8. Sergeant Christian Lar
sen, Company F. Twelfth infantry, ty-
phoid fever: Private Thomas j. Barrett,
Company E, Seventeenth infantry,
chronic dysentery; Private Henry kais-
ter, Company l., Thirty-fourth Michi-
gan, malarial fever; Private Peter b.
Ham, Company D, Thirty-fourth Mich
igan, malarial fever; Private Joseph
Greiner. Company D, Thirty-fourth
Michigan, malarial fever; Private
George Martin, Company L, Thirty
fourth Michigan, malarial fever"
Barre evening telegram. (Barre, Vt.) 1898-19??, 1898-08-06
THE BELLE ISLE WRECK.
Partial Corroborationeof Report That au
Ocean Liner Went Ashore There.

Partial Corroboration6of Report That au
Ocean Liner Went Ashore There.
st. Johns N. F., Aug. 6.-The mail
steamer Virginia Lake arrived at Tilt
cove. on West bay, 230 miles from here.
bringing partial confederation Of the
reported loss Of an ocean liner in the
strait Of Belle Isle.
A fisherman at Noddy bay reported
to her that he saw a steamer collide
with an iceberg and sink soon after
ward. The report is generally believed,
but nothing reliable is obtainable. The
fisherman said that the steamer looked
like passenger ship. and he could see
the people trying to launch boats, but
she sank before they could do anything.
The strait of Belle Isle lies between
Newfoundland and Labrador and is the
more northern Of the two channels
which connect the gulf of st. Lawrence
with the Atlantic ocean. It Is ~ miles
wide, and navigation in it Is reputed to
be dangerous. 1t is not the route usu-
ally taken by passenger liners.
Messrs. Austin Baldwin & Co., New
York agents of the Allan line steamers.
one branch Of which runs between
Montreal and Great Britain, said that
they were sure 1t was not one of their
steamers which was lost While they
did not positively know the route taken
by their steamers, it was believed that
they never went by the strait of Belle
Isle.
The only other Montreal passenger
line Of steamers they knew of was the
line. They believed that
passenger liners never went by that
route and that 1t could not have been a
passenger liner, as reported.
Barre evening telegram. (Barre, Vt.) 1898-19??, 1898-08-06
ENGLAND AND RUSSIA.

Chinese Situation May Cause Trouble
Dowager Empress Working For Peace.
London, Aug. 6.-There is great I'M
easiness on all sides here in view of the
Chinese situation which Is regarded as
bringing an open conflict between Great
Britain and Russia within measurabl
distance, and 1t is universally felt that
the Marquis of Salisburys invertebracy
in yielding to Russian aggressiveness Is
responsible for the dangerous compli-
cation, which can only be overcome by
the most prompt and most firm intima-
ton that Russia's open opposition to
British commercial concessions must
cease.
In connection with this curious sto-
ry is current. 1t is now said the Prin-
cess of Wales hurried departure from
England was in response to a dispatch
from her sister. the dowager empress of
Russia, bearing upon the Anglo-Rus-
sian relations. 1t Is well known that
the dowager empress is strenuously
working to conclude a definite under
standing regarding Anglo Russian in
terests in the far east, and 1t Is said
great importance attaches to the meet
ing Of the sisters at Copenhagen.
Barre evening telegram. (Barre, Vt.) 1898-19??, 1898-08-06
THE FARRAGUT A WONDER.
It Is Expected That It VIII Prove tho
Fastest Naval Vessel Afioat.

It Is Expected That It VIII Prove the
Fastest Naval Vessel Afoat.
Chicago, Aug. GA special to The
Tribune from San Francisco says:
The new torpedo boat destroyer Far
ragut, built according to designs of and
by the Union Iron works, promises to
be the fastest craft ever constructed in
America or plying American waters and
will eclipse any naval vessel in the
world. This has been indicated in the
first run 1t has ever made.
1t was merely preliminary for a trv
out trip which is to occur next Monday.
1t Is the intention Of the builders to en-.
deavor to run 80 knots, which speed the
government requires the boat shall
make. The Farragut did not 70 over
the government course in its first run.
but sped over the waters of the lower
bay.
The engines are up to the expecta-
lions of the builders, for they developed
half power-that is. 5000 horsepower Of
the required 5,S00-which Is considered
an extraordinary performance. The en-
gines were run at 200 revolutions a min
ute. The Farragut attained a speed of
20 knots an hour at this half driving.
and therefore its builders feel sure that
1t will run over 30 knots.
Captain Minor Goodall was in charge
of the wheel, and Robert Forsythe, chief
engineer of the Union Iron works. was
In charge Of the engines.
Barre evening telegram. (Barre, Vt.) 1898-19??, 1898-08-06
Another Highbinder Society.

San Francisco, Aug. 6.-The Examiner
says: Commissioner of Immigration
North has discovered in this city an or
ganization similar in it's aims and pur
poses to Chinese highlander tong.
Wakayama jim Kai is its name, and it's
members are some of the worst charac-
tiers in the colony. While ostensibly or
ganized for benevolent and social pur-
poses, the members are bound by a
code which compels them to obey the
desires of a majority of their number
All the members OF the society carry
a sword concealed in a cane or UNI
brella. but pistols and knives are not
despised. Funds for the maintenance
of the society have been solicited from
Chinese all through the state.
Torpedo Boat Mackenzie to he Tried.
Philadelphia. Aug 8. The torpedo
boat Mackenzie left Hillman's shipyard
for Delaware bay, where she will be
given trial by her builders. She stop
ped at the League Island navy yard on
her way down the river and took Naval
Hanscom on board. The
contract calls for a speed
Of 20 knots an hour.
Barre evening telegram. (Barre, Vt.) 1898-19??, 1898-08-06
To Hold Peace JubilatiOns.

Chicago. Aug. 6.-An elaborate au-
tumn carnival in Chicago has been de-
cided upon by the Chicago Commercial
association. President Mckinley will
be present during the gala time. which
will be simultaneous with the several
peace jubilees and the ceremonies at
tending the laying of the cornerstone
Of the new postofflce. 1t is proposed to
have week of celebrations and gor-
geous pageantry, the greatest of which
will be on Chicago day." Oct. 9. A
significant feature of the meeting was
the receipt of assurances from Presi-
dent Mckinley the peace jubilee plans
could safely be made.
Barre evening telegram. (Barre, Vt.) 1898-19??, 1898-08-06
To the Ladies'.

| pay for 3 Cent Green l.. :. r,t...,
Revenue Playing Cards Siam. si co
each. These stamps We're used ,,I The ,' ''9'
of ola photographs taken bctupl, rY. va, ,'. ~
OF 1860 and 1870. Stamps can he r,,o ,','t
from backs of Photographs wirtoIjt 'ii ,''',
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