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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-09-29
REAL ESTATE TRANSFERS.


Briras-s, br ave.. n 2 corner 5ih-av-. i5orioc:
Gtse E . 70 AID a ss % hT, irregular Annie
nytI9o e g. F 20 'a a s' as 3sy 10
Hot ut F ss s9a a. Ro., I"f s"S.
ssm ne' Sr5 = a"" EDWARD poi1. to Roger
,o TR 81. No 2s2 west. Is iis7c2 s,uyvesan,
Roy. adminstraor. e'c. 70 Thomas Ward ......- 900
Same property Thomas yard - I os HHni,y; 1900
1874 81 30 1876 Wet, l17ricoii: Henrietta ,,,o,
s.1.5 Mo5f s:. !. II; rF' s@
eisim - i'Ne ''''p''"' Omitted
A9' T' ave !. conner MorIis'i "a. irrrsu-
lar; James Kennedy 10 Charles Jung
i'; az 10 ~ sh5 Socay ,'5 To- 'T TaSf
r@oP.y; NS ,l.s; piaco. Aa''- l. vines.
con .. y : sia = p coiumeu. ~ Eriooii ,,o
ON fS s N = 2ss q " ~ Avenue a. ao,o2 a
ss S". 81 Nos ia s3a ye. tio"ii Frank
JACKS. ''o" sy. xo 100 1859. rhnp Fuher
,sI., a. 49, 70 n y 4co :, y Of Morris ave asradI
,s, - G'Ss, '' Il t. M si9 oS esc
sarah Johnston George Sa!z --.--.... loo
IHto9,s,se sle # = Quar- 1.,i E9se
Med,.on- ta,e. iis.s . ot7o Eikan Kahn to
isi, , a. ~ 10 Wet i5e,saii Mafsaiei
i2s,h q. /. >. 20. q Am,,criaH ave-, Sir
prook ave- oornsr nom a. icrlcp. Henry
and Herbert ireny ! j Welher IL. 2'po
pth No G3T Fast. 2nxgo B. BERTHA Berger 20
Pincus Ipwcnfed and snother. ........ -.
27th-st n g. 2GT ~ I'm ave. 246Sass:
Eugene Potter Robert l. Askey ..-....-.-..
spa i. No 80 East. is'Tiol2 Conrad Hee'r-r
Elkan Kahn .....-. .. ~. ....-
S.,s No Wis S,i III kun am 500
Orchard -. = 100 u q stanton ~. a3yhT0.
s s,nrn S'"'" wa ','.'' ~ '>'.' "'-'. MsO
FAM nv.y referee % carolina Htrmann 2o
ii. - end ~ nap ~ 12'f F 1,ria 1910
-, - .an'c man sarne ., same .......-.... 400
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N12vyoK,< DAILY TRIBUNE THURSDAY SEPTEMBER 49,

Ioh, ~ Mailman .,cn,.ct ...... 100
Bleecker-st, No los eight-story brick AND
stone store and lofts: Gustave Lang. OF NO loo
East 1sth-st. owner; w Dithey, OF NO nm
Union architect i'oe"
Mott-st. No 1885, a hve-story brick tenement
house. with store: John Focare owner, -.
Rechlln Of No 722 ID ave- architect. SW
Washington Albany and Carlisle cts to a four
story brick schoolhouse: city. owner; c .no
snyder. architect :: NV
Banbridce- ave Southern boulevard 10 n
two-story attic frame clubhouse. William
Randall. OF No 500 Kngsbrdge Road. owner; 800
G. r Sch1Onmsker architect, ..................'. ooU
KinGsbridge Road. 2s n Of Webster ave.
two-story frame dwelling house: estate OF
Daniel Valentine. owner A Albrecht, OF -.
lsih-st and Jerome architect. l,oU
Webster 20 n Of KingSbrdge Road, 10 a
two-siory frame dwelling house and store estate
orcb nsr,e' Na'e''''ne, oN"e'' $500
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THE AMERICAN TOBACCO COMPANY
5n7 70 800 West END. street,
York. September 2s 1893
A DIVIDEND Of ntr cent CO has been de

clarcd or the Common stock Of this Company. paya-
Mo NJ The Farmers Loan Trust "a. p william St.
TeD. York CITY the ~ day ~ November iss 10 the
holders Of Common stock u record on The 18th day
~ October iNfs 90 ia, !,
ON october H. Is9s ~ 3 O'Clock T. NJ. and will reopen
or November p 1s'S. ~ 10 O'clock \. VI
" GEORGE AIESTS. Treasurer.
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A ADVERTISEMENTS and subscriptions for The 1Tinune
% door north 3lstst.. rni o'clock p M; adVeI,ss
following branch Offices at regular
ofBoe rites un,l o'clock D M w; 20 e.
23d-s 1872 6th-ave. 12,h st: N3cys oIo-A'e'
lfth-st.: .42 Columbus lave. near " est oC'-St
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FURNISHED .Apartmente Go frt.
10OD ST. NEAR BOULEVARD Fully furnished
luz apartrent rooms and bath new house. ali I'M
movements Including hot water. nrst-cass service. 10
ner month Apply JASITOR. 0T West 1929 81.
200 WEST 10Th STREET washinston Heishts.
90 Prettiy decorated completely furnished second
oa, rooms and hath every Improvement rent low for
months convenient to elevated and cable roads
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RECORDED MORTGAGES.

A.a;y Rcser. l. 70 E r, c po'''r 5000
na, i'h 81 20 ioispS Z To- H,ra r1.kc
nysr s' r. - Ba1nsd Ma %ye y Ts a. 1900
Wns,, s7th sf year -''..........-.. 5000
Ns a. ss :, 81 h \, ave- s79o
rG9n Pen Ban, NJ, to la%' 20 and 7sS
9th st. yenrf three mor'gayes 49,. no"
hi t.. l, D? "a It .n na's t9i' ' 1900
Rglmsnn. 9uis II ana F G9s to samuel ~ Hv:
The rel,.. soalari & walker G.nly co 90, 90 cor
c ne, S Ssao' .Ta 70 w S@osa g. " ara s
c,rner whitehall g. = part of h9th yeaG 400
It " Of i~rox ave. y.1r ...'......'-... 1000
Same to came : ian 81, soa It W Of i~nox-
Hanicy Louisa. 70 Tlc Guaranlcc ana trust
eio Fasi i27th 81, ysars mort ,gcs....... 2aooo
Irgcndre. Wiiiian, e ana Edward NJ s,rddcf. No
rs wcrt 2a,h ST. month. ..,..-...,.;.;. 900
Inns cor Hunts Point Road and Lafayette ,oo
ROY IN ,na- r aud Katie TO seymour Kur1-
man = go Boston aye ysr - va, "a ~"
operative Bu,ding and Loan Association. n
columbus 20 # Of Hancock st. Van Nea'' ooo
Olsen ''' &n~f,e H. to Edva,d Dccean. slmp
fon-st. 90 It - Freeman II. also intenae- o
ave. sc $ G52 Il u Freeman-st Z year. 100
coaaon Js[q + 70 T@S%9s Hcs, nr' 1900
BanSs. Ea v to the Equitable Lac Assurance .oo
Connolly. Catharine ct al 20 Charles Pfein' No ,ooo
le,2 2l-a year :.....'... ;......;.. 90"
Cl,rt Hugh 10 August Rocker. 2 lntcr,ae- 80
a.. 275I n n Wesichcster ave. years...- @oo
jung ,harsr 49, sya 70 and mp Morris 81 ~ 1000
Won n h %os 80 INN an5 70, nr"adwSy year $500
I~vr; n esr e,G % =, Years ... 5000
Unrvicr Ernest ! Davis BTndheaf Perry
%Hr g' W,lsmsbriSse z Years s...... 1900
lizard Emil. % Euhrnim - Levy. lots Nos ~ and
5 ~, H W ~ , uesrs ..'.... 1000
same 70 same H., No ~ same map years..... 1000
Wctrer Iorenz y J. jr 10 Henry ard Hertert
James, yc. corner "'' .'....... 1900
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1898-08-24
ANDERSEN'S SCAFF0LD.
The Fatal Structure Being Erected.
PcopIc OF Norfolk stirred Jp.

NORFOLK. VA. Aug. p Specialize
sCan0ld upon which john Andersen, SELF
confessed slayer OF Mate saunders, or the
schooner olive Pcckcr, Viii be hanged
on next Friday. unless hope shall crystal
lze into accomplishment and executive
clemcucy be secured. h. beng built IN the
Norfolk iail-yard to-day. The prisoner
may easily hear the hammer fan as u
drives tho nails home.
That the Swede confessed The kllllns
and appeared 10 think himself Justihed
because Of the brutality 20 which he hau
been subjected. and the fear In which ne
lived. goes far to convince many, d
seems that he was 10 some extent not
deserving OF death So great IS the hOr-
rOr of those familiar with the circum-
stances that although permits 10 inc JAN
have been issued 10 all the newspapers
not one newspaper man has yet been
found who will visit the jail when the
hanging takes place. Some one must go,
but he has not yet been found who VIII
Tho notification OF the hanging ana the
permits 10 the jail issued by United states
Marshal Treat bear date OF Richmond,
and rocito that the execution VIII occur
between l.. NJ. and Is +. NJ ON Friday,
August 26th. People here generally De
lievo that Andersen viii never hang.
The news that the fleet assembling In
this harbor is 20 be dispersed has caused
a howl OF rage TO 20 up to-day ImpOtent
perhaps 80 is none the less earnest.
IL was said this morning that IL was
bat natural that many or inc oiuteIa WHO
have families and friends on the eastern
coast should wish to have their ships
stationed there and that no one would
blame them but what hurts NOriok -
the allegation. said 10 have been made
by the government that the ships blocked
the channel. II was said this morning w
maritime men that % thousand ships could
lie with ease in Hampton Roads and not
impede the passage OF incoming and OUT
going steamers and that on occasion two
and three hundred sea going vessels gata-
or I'm the Roads when there Is storm
outside. and are lost in the broad ox-
pansc Of waters iu this harbor twelve or
fifteen miles wide
n is believed that the transportation
company which complained is tne name
less line 10 nowhere since at the offices
Of the various lines ccntcring hero DO was
stated this morning that nothing was
known Of the matter until 10 was seen
i'm print to-day
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1898-08-24
0UARLES' CAMPAIGN OPENS,
Currency His Thcmc-Tcrritorial EN-
pansiOn Opposed.

PALMYRA. VA. Aug. 22.-speeial.-
To-day was County Court day. Judge
j. NJ. Quarles. the Democratic candidate
for Congress- from the Tenth Congress
sion1l District was advertised TO open
tho canvass for his party. 4 small
crowd was in attendance and the meet
ing was almost void Of enthusiasm.
Judge Quarlcs pushed the money Ques-
ton 10 the front spending most of his
time I'm the discussion Of Do. lie scored
Mckinley for appointing negroes TO Of
nce said that his appointment Of ne
gros TO Offices I'm Georgia was 10 win the
negro element in Ohio for Mark Hanna.
that he was owned by the mOuop9llcs
and the presidency was bought Tor him
by the trusts and money powers.
Ho opposed the policy Of territorial exc
panciOn and said that the war taS was
awful. claiming that cOmmi 'sioncrs OF
Internal Revenue n. T.. Scott had said
we could never raise money enough hy
the tariff again but that tax similar
to- the war tax would have TO Doe I'M
posed.
never saw as little interest mani
tested here in political campaign as
az present.
seem c0ntentcd and are not taking much
interest in politics.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1898-08-24
Cnptain Carmithacrs Suicide.

LAKELAND. Aug. 2.-Further pariicu-
lars of The death of Captain Carmichael
20 TO show that Doe borrowed pistol in
n uonchalaut manner from sentinel,
walked into his office building In the Polk
County Fair Grounds. engaged sunOr-
dinate clerk in conversation. meanwhile
.eXamininc. in an apparently careless
manner the weapon. which De- had placed
on his desk. He seemed worried. and
spoke of dis complicated duties. FINALLY
he remarked. ooh. well 1 was never cut
ont or intended for commi ss1ry man
stepped out the door and arognd The core
ncr or the building. and the next heard
was the shot that killed him.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1898-08-24
ri 8 :, M Norfolk S5WesterD


rrrNrff % 1e4s
rrAvE RICHMOND DAILD. BYRD
STREEI STATION.
a.ra A Al RICHMOND AND NORFOLK
0'.' 80 NEsTIBUIE LIMITED. Ar
rive Norfolk ID - A. NJ. Stops
only al petersDurE. M1gerlv.
and suffolk Sec0ud-ciass
tickets not accepted on th.s
o.os A. "TIlE CHICAGO EXPRESS.
'''' for LyuchDurE. k0auOlr, Coz
.umbua and Chicago. Pullman
-I.euer kuuuukH lD tuINuINNfi
also for Bristol Knoxville,
and Chattanooga.
TN y NJ. FOr Suffolk N0ril.f. anu I'M
'''' termedlate stations arrives "a &
Norfolk HL 1000 D. VI
11:lO p. ~ For ,i Ly..n ~, tp e o..b
Washington and tnll 4nQusa
Limited Pullman n.ceNrr5
Roanoke 10 Memphis ANA NUW
orleans Pullman Sleeper ha-
tween Richmond aId Lynch
bure and ncrlNs ready for
occupancy at $500 i. Ut Also
Pullman Sleeper Petersburg
and EOltOke.
rrefna arrive Richmond from Lynch
btrg and the West daily at s. 10 a. NJ.
arfs RI T. A. from Norfolk Ind tlo East
al ll.6 A. a. and VESTlBULhD LIN
ofice: S3s Main street .......
r.. W COURTNEY.
District Passenger A-~-t
W R RFVfTL.
General PASSENGER Agent
General Omco' Roanoke. Va
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YORK RIVER LINE via WEST POINT.
THE FAVORITE ROUTE NORTH
LEAVE RICHMOND.
40 T. IL No. 10, Baltimore Llmltel,
daily except sundays, Tor NJ esq
Point. there making close connection
on Mondays. Wednesdays ana fll-
days with steamer for baItinOfei
also. with stage az Lester Manor FOR
Walkerfon and VappahaunOck Oh
Tuesdays THURSDAYS and Saturday
2:20 =. M No. 10 local express. Mon
days. Wednesdays and Fridays. for
tiOns Connects with stage az Lester
Manor for Waikerton and Iappah1n-
mock: also. NJ West Point with
steamer for Baltimore. Stops at all
500 1 4. IL. NO IS. local mixed.
Virginia Street station flr West
Point and Intermediate stations, c0u-
Meeting With stage af Lester Manor
Tor Walksrtou and r6ppahannock
TRAINS ARRIVE AT RICHMOND.
1910 & NJ. Wednesdays and Fridays
ass r. NJ. Daily except sunday from
West Point and Intermediate sta
tons -,
Steamers Leave West Point al 90 r. ".
Mondays. Wednesdays and Fridays. and
Baltimore at 500 J.. VI. TUESDAYS. ihurs-
OS TiSket Office at station foot OF virginia
street Open from 900 -. 81. 90 500 +.
M ana from 20 r. NJ TO A. a. AL city
ticket Office. 9o3 ease Main, slr,ete6t,-
F. S. CANNON. Third President and
General Mssager Washington ~ q.
= w WT9THIfRY. Tr1v Pass Agent
$40 east Main street Richmond. VA
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1898-08-24
DEATH IN A TUNNEL.
\ Cavc-In on the Pan-Handlc Route
in PENNSYLVANIA Kills Seven Men.

p1TTSBURG. Aug. "a terrible acci-
dent bv which seven men lost their l.ves
occurred early yesterday morning u The
tunnel of the CHARTERS Division Of the
PAN Handle railroad aA~Carnegic. The
pushed night ana day Boy a force OF 200
men. Much blasting has been done and
from the reports received at the hour OF
writing this 90 seems that by using too
large quantity Of explosive am uncNpecI-
ed amount of earth and rock was loOsened
which caved i'm on tho wOrkmon.
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worsted. Not satisfied with receiving
GOOD licking. he armed himself with
plstol and went 10 w. +. Branson's farm.
where Ballet worked, and upon seeing
his antagonist he fred Ave shots az him.
only one taking effect IN the thigh.
Woodfork wss arrested. tried and sent 70
jaH to await the action OF the gNnd
jury.
Morgan Anderson who killed his
broiher-in-law. John johnson. at Capbn
Bridge. has been released on the plea OF
self-defense.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1898-08-24
Richmond, fredericksburg and
Potomac Railroad.

SCHEDULE lN EFFECT MAY i5. ls's.
LEAVE BYED-srREEr STATION.
A.lg A. 81. Daily Tor washington anu
points North. STOPS oniy az
Milford and krC4tlIehaLHi E.
Pullman sleeper 10 New YORK.
SN A. ~. sunday only, Tor NJ A.NiAblol
aud points North stops a.
Llua, Glen Alien, Ashlthl.
TayOrstIIe. boswell. kuthor
Glen, Icn0ll. MNIUrt. ~ onIH-
lane, Guinea. summit RI l.d.I
ickshut-. brooke ANA NJ iAa-
water. Pullman car
8.6 A. ~. Daily, tADNp- SUNDAY ttt
Washington and points North
Stops a. alba, AnnltAlt AhJ
loIiguIc. boswell tulnef
Glen. l,u0.1. Milford. 81 ooia-
Jane. Guinea. summit B LtIcf-
icksbur-. Brooke and Nl11-
water. Pullman car.
70 % A. D-ly. except sundny FOR
MashIngtyn and l..ni8 sotih.
slgps a. h.ns giles, A wen
FrDderIlfslufE ni01k., Nhl
NiloWntrf rarl0r cir. also.
connects with .uuNr.a .iuufi
Limited at Washington
1912 Il. 81 IHl. INr N 'N .Ni
points Moth. stops "a. Elnl.
Ashland boswell MILFORD.
frefellDliH burg, brooke. hli
Underwater end other stations
Sundays. Sleeper y '-,i'nA 70
ARRIVE GFR5 srHEhe STATION
Brooke. Frederick burg. Mii.
fond. boswell ashland. ana
Llla. and other stations aln-
days. sleeper NcW YORK 10
Richmond
az Wi0cuatei. Brooke. Fred
orIeksburg summit, Guinea,
WO0t8luur. AI|fufN. i.0 .llla,
ftufher eian. DoHWcu Inyl0rs-
vine. ashland. Gicu alien ana
EIul. par.or car from WASH
7.lO p. NJ Diily stops Only at Fred
DrirkabuIs. boswell Ashland
and ElD1. pullman cars tom
g.ag p. II. DAILY Stops az whitewater.
Brooke. BREEDER. is burg sum
mlt Guinea. Wluo1lane, .ilt-
ford. pcnola. Nuthcr tN RI.
Int.eU Tayl0rsVllIe Ashland.
Glen Allen. and Eioa. Sleep
FprDrpfCTsWG ACCOMMODATION,
IYauV ErcnUt sunday
400 T. II Leave Byrd street eiat Ion.
80 "a trri9s tt.ri efr.e. station.
ASHLAND nfAINo.
daily Except Sunday
GO A ST. Leaves Elha.
400 T. u Leaves flha.
al 4 M Arrives tlnA.
eco IL "a. Arrives Eit.. -,vroD
Tra nc Manager.
r. n. ID MYERS
President
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1898-08-24
FAIL ROADS.

SCHEDULE EFFECTIVE JUNE 8. 1Sos.
TRAINS LEAVE RICHMOND. "a.
i2.1O A. ~, 40. ii. southern Express
daily for Atlanta. Augusta and
points South. Sleeper Richmond 10
Danyille Greensboro, salisbury
Charlotte. Columbia and Augusta.
Sleeper open at 800 \ VI. stops az
all stations between Richmond and
Danville TO take on ana lcl on pas
sengers
anu Charlotte Win tne Naaulns lon
ana DO4thwestern Limited no. 80
carrying siespers New lofk 10 Asue-
vile, Hot Springs, Challenges, and
NASHVILLE. New ORR 20 Mthp.is.
New York 10 New Orleans, New
York TO Tampa. and nrai-ci1ss cay
coach between Washington and
Memphis. Connections are made
for an points IN Texas ana cantor.
s Ris sleeper open for occupancy al
1901 - NJ. 10. +. solid train daily for
Charlotte, y. c.. connects a. Nose
ley with EarmSille and Pownatan
railroad At koysville for Clarks-
vile. oxford, Henderson and but-
nam, and at Greensboro tot DuI-
ham hS.esish An, 9ad ihsseA ii,I.S
States fast mail. solid train. daily
for New orleans and points South,
when carries sleepers Sew fork 20
New Orleans nd New York 20 JACK
sonyillc. Through Sleeper salisbury
20 Memphis, >.so pullman iout
lat sleeper every wednesday WASH
ington 10 SaL francisco without
500 p. NJ. 40. II. local daily except
sunday Tor kcysNlIc. Chase AIil
TRAINS ARRIVE AT RICHMOND.
6 40 g. N. ,,
G.25 j. NJ From Atlanta. Augusta,
Ashevillc. -
$40 a. NJ. from Chase city, Ne}sFih'
anf local stations - $3.50,
LOCAL FREIGHT TRAINS.
Nos 81 and @. between Manchester anu
Neapolis.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1898-08-24

BY The Valentine Auction 90.
Auctioncers $50 East Broad street

DHtFTON AND HARNESS At AuC-
| TION We viii sell. az our WIZ
rooms. 50 east Broad street,
THIS "WEDNESDAY MORNING, Az
GUST 2iTH,
al 1890 O'Clock "a splendid one-horse plao-
ton. upholstered with leather Learner
tor and side curtains. WIZ also sell set
nickel mounted buggy harness COCOA
ono. j. H. VALENTINE
Manager and Aucti0neer.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1898-08-24
ycpeeance fur N Heating.

WINCHESTER VA. August San
pther ARRAY IN which brOlhers-in-law
figured occurred near Winchester to-day
on tho farm OF w. +. Branson. Henry
Bullet and Rector Woodfork. negroes.
were tho principals. The two men met
~ Ciearorook last Saturday night and
haA n GsAs IA Nhjah Weeo1a1k was
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1898-08-24

Y IRGINIA-IN TIE OFFICE or TIL.
CIRCUIT COURT or THE COZ ~
NY or HENE1CO, lN VACATION TIE
18TH DAY or AUGUST lSJo.
Ella smith and INSTRUMENTATION
SIS.
Moses T.. Raudolphs Administrator and
als...... ....-. Delendahta.
The object OF this suit is 90 make par
ulOn OF The real estate OF which Moses
u. Randolph dl seized and possessed,
fronting on the south line OF Jay street,
In the county OF iienlico, near the corr
porate limits OF the city OF Richmond,
l6iaNl4O feet and. 81 the same be u0Waole,
to ASSIGN dover therein. and 90 have "a
settlement OF The account OF the admins
traitor OF said estate.
And an affidavit having been made and
lled that the defendants. Moses III. RAM
d0luh and Elizabeth Randolph, arc non-
residents OF the state OF Virginia. 81 rs
ordered that they do appear here within
fifteen DAYS after the due publication OF
this order and do what is necessary TO
protect their interests herein.
And this Will Oe published once week
Cor four successive weeks in THE Times
uewspaper. published in the city OF Rich
mond. and that the same be posted at the
front door OF the courthouse ia the mani
nor prescribed hv law.
Teste: JOHN r. BROApDUS.
Clerk
A copy-Tcste:
JOHN i. BROADDUs
Geo. ]. Hooper. Attorney. aulI
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1898-08-24

- '-- 49,. 800 ". --.--~-~---->- 80 :
SAVE 20 PER CENT. BY BUYING
YOUR
TROc ERIEf or s. TLLMhN'S Sun.
.franuiated Sugar. per pound.
Dunlop Patent Family Flour. >l"o 90
ufffeli Dlg ..---.... .-.-..-..-.;
i-n1unl papers Ec0uOm. kotsteo
."iiN" .t.t--.s .s-...s $3.50 - ,.tt
tre' country Butter. per pound. LA
Silver King Minnesota Patent 90
Family Flour. Si4J barrel; bag..e
Wash Powders for .............
Large Cans Table Peaches ...'-.
f,an,ire ,9.-,,,,,,t Sfenlo syrup. bot. 10
Lion Coffee. i-pound papers 800. "a
Snow Flake Patent Family -Four ~
80 barrel. bag. ....-.. ...--''''' "a
Good Hay. per hundred grimm. ~.
:. ULLMAN'S son.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1898-08-24

SALE. - CARRIAGES.
Buggies and Vehicles OF every deacrip-
don az cost Intending to- make q
change I'm our business Wc viii offer
our large stock of vehicles at Cost. 10
consists OF yictor.as, Surveys Phaetons.
Trans. Brgeias. Bomeyards. Runabouts.
Carts Gee. We have very fine line or
Delivery wagons suitable for dry goods.
shoe stores. laundry grocery and milk
WAGONS. We also have very large
stock of second -haul vehicles. thor
orchlv repaired and VIII Doe sold Tor
haf there value. Sale commence To-
DAY $751;. g.. SMITH a. CO..
5if North Elfth ST.
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William and Mary College,

WILLIAMSBURG. VA.
Full collegiate and normal courses. STU
dents WILLING 90 teach two years i'm tho
public schools pay no tuition fee, and
are charged $40 month for board. fuel,
lights and washing. Next session begins
THURSDAY, October q. ISIS. Send Tor
LYON C.. TYLER, VI. A.. IL. D..
tyto President.
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Atlantic Coast Line.
EFFEcTIyE JUNE 10. iaos
TRAINS LEAVE RICHAiOND-UNION
DEPOT.


1888 A. NJ. Sunday Accommodation Az
Tiyqs fe-ss.lao.a.ts ~ "a. ~
haho3 @.'
o.oo az l4lt oae' .. r.f.r-str.. o.li
wv a. a. De4g, "tt't9,IL M
e q. ~ a.Is Al psters5urs.
MaFeiy ald o4Iy'n' a.. o.-,
$40 A. NJ, DaiIyi arrives ~
Fayettevue 4l5 r.. d.,
Charlie 9n l.. ~ b. "a, 7t van
5.5i5 4 81. Port Tampa 80
i. 81. Couleeis Al IN NayH
with No 30 arriving Colds
boro 8.i0 q. 81. Wilmington
$40 L. 81 Pullman sleeper
New York TO Iach,nv.lie.
-''' 49, 6lrg' 5.G j. ~ Makes AL
4.,op \, ssogs' Accommodation Ar
~" = o. i,,I1n- pef t.r Izs b. M.
tfsI's sI .tO.8 b. and l..
rLn,o,d
-.oo p II iail az. o'N ,rr.v.. Petersburg GEO
V''' 4 a. -.l.s local atou8 h.
and p rIUroad.
':s0 +. NJ, D,ai,ly salo.,18sss,s Wiz =. and
~ ~ r-ioIE aud iuLerml-
~; i't ms ys.''" Em6or.a 80
fraeu.tls with a. and D. f0r
sle-iDrs between rmp0rla ana
ba~5ieneis i'tieettevl.. i". A.
81, Charleston s.gs a.. ~. sa-
vannah 500 a ~. Jackson-
vile TO T.. n. Port Tampa
s.4S p. n
NEN LINE 70 MIDDLE
GEORGIA POINTS Arriving
Aiken 4.ls a. ~ AlSl 6.lJ
4. 81. Macon ll Is. ll., At
lauta 1918 u. d. pullman
sleepers New York TO WIl~
mln9fOn. jacksonville. Port
Tampa, Aiken. Augusta, aut
Macon.
$3.50 p. 81, Dauy, arrives Petersburg
1891 +. IL. Weldon M ~ =. n.
Hihes lOcdi SIPS le-"eeu
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Chesapeake and
Ohio Railway,

&sss'&X k,~ ohvSoP"~nV uuu
- - ,sys 80 Ohio Railway.
DEFECTIVE AUGUST 10 is1s.
4KAiNS LIANB NicHMO.N.
ID.OAD-S iSEtr STATION
900 A. NJ. Daily. Win razor COY I'r
principal stations Newport
News. Old Point, Noli0is anS
Portsmouth. Connects lt ADr-
foIk with Now York steamer.
except Friday aud SUNDAY
3.f5 T. NJ DAILY Wllh pullman I0r
local stations. New port Nen&
Old Point. Norfolk ana PORTS.
mouth. Connects 40 Dia i1hS
with washington steam !.
daily ana with Baltimore
steamers except sunday.
1920 A. NJ. Mountain Express, Win E@i-
Tor car. except sunday i9f
Ruurtgfria. tunnrrtt AZ No4-
louisville for orange ,t.peper'
CaNcrton. Manassas. AleA~n-
dria ana Washington, AZ
Union station. ChauoiiesFlle,
for Lynchburg, 40 Basic DisS
ais P. NJ Daily, win pullman q. 70 Ge'
Louis, connecting at SoylnEs
ton Va. for Hot spflnas
Stona only az import tnt
stations. Meals served on Din-
Ina ears. No. q, local tiaih.
except sunday, follows aoots
train from CSrdonsyiile 10
$50 P NJ. ACCOMMODATION, except sun
1880 p AZ. Daily OR 70 clncinaati, wiz, VIII,
pullman Jo simon, M +. AUG .,i
GordonsYilc 20 'lncinha',
and Louisville. Meals s.iFe1
On dining car Connects at
staun,oa' except sunday Tor
winchester va. ond a, 10Y
ington Va, daily for virginia
Hot Springs
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The Cherubs come home tomorrow.
and will meet WINS Paterson silks for q
series of four games, t"O 10 bee played
Friday.
Thc Richmond club win probably not
20 away from home again This season.
now that the Paterson and Hartford
series have been transferred here. Three
games are scheduled 90 Doe played in ALI
This series will probably also Doe trans
fCrrcd.