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St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1899-01-18
Gen. Shafter Stayed Out.

Mai. Gen. SKATER appeared in statuary
hall at Washington Monday, Jan. o,
soon after the session of the House be-
gan. Gen. Wheeler, hearing Of Skaters
arri, all hurried out and joined him.
Come On, General" said the impulsive
Wheeler, leading the way to the floor OF
the House. Then the question ose as
to he right OF Shafter to the floor.
III settle that" said Wheeler, and he
rushed back to the House and appealed
personally to Speaker Reed. The speaker
reached for the rules of the House and
turned to the rigid provision keeping
every one out except the few expressly
designated.
But this is Shafter," said Wheeler.
The speaker pointed out that the rule
was imperative. "Then let the House OF
Representatives take recess" said the
general, "while members meet General
Shafter.
Speaker Reed assumed new dignity.
Gen. Wheeler" said he "the House o
Representatives of the United States is
bigger than any major general"
So SKATER didn't get in.
St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1899-01-18
License to Sell Real Estate.
JOHN BANDY's ESTATE

STATE OF VERMONT, Caledonia District, IS.
In Probate Court held at St. Johnsbury,
on the 9Th day of January A. D. 1899.
Richard c. Howell, Administrator upon the
estate of John Bandy late of Peacham in said
district, deceased, makes app ication to said
Court tor licence to sell the whole real estate
OF said deceased, including the widows right
OF homestead representing to said Court that
the personal estate is not sufficient to paw the
debts and expenses of administration and
that the widows right of homestead cannot
be separated from the remainder of the real
estate without injury. That said Real Es.
tate is situated in Peacham aforesid.
Whereupon 1t is ordered by said Court
that said application come under consider.
ateon and be heard on the 4th day of Febr,,.
airy A. d. 1899, at the Probate Office In st.
Johnsoury and, 1t is further ordered, that
all persons interested be notified hereof. bv
publication OF notice OF this application and
order thereon, three weeks successfully in
the Californian. newspaper printed at st.
lohnsbury, before said time of hearing. that
they may appear at said time and place,
ana II they see cause, object thereto.
BY the Court, Attest
WALTER p. SMITH, Judge.
St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1899-01-18

The Springfield Republican thinks
the safety OF Europe is now assured
for Mark Twain has written VIII
liam T. Stead at London as follows :
"The Gar favors peace and so do l..
We will have no difficulty with the
rest OF Europe"
St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1899-01-18
Vermont News.
Death Of William A. pusseIi

Ex Congressman William A. Russell
died at Boston Jan. 10, from an attack
OF apopexy. He leaves a wife and three
daughters. Mr.. Russell was a represen.
tative OF the manufacturing enterprise
and the public spirit of New England
business men. His name has been con.
nected with the extensive manufacture of
St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1899-01-18

banks Scale Company at st. Johnsbury.
The first suit that has ever been tried in
court against this company by one OF its
men, in all these years OF direct business
intercourse, has just resulted in the dis
agreement of the jury Montpelier
Record.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1899-12-13

NEW YORK. Dec. 12.-To-days session
I'm the trial of Roland b. Molineux was
devoted entirely TO the examination Of
William j. Kinsley the handwriting eX-
pert The proceedings were devoid of pub
Die interest the scene in the courtroom
resembling the classroom Of business
college: Expert Kinsloy. with his large
sheets of paper and crayon pencils CORES
ponding % the Instructor in penmanship;
the jurors. Photographic albums with
specimens Of writing I'm hand, carefully
following. resembling nothing so much
as q class Of pupils
Tho expert explained even tho most
minute details. am entire hour being spent
upon the word please The important
portion of the testimony of Expert Kins-
ley may be summed up by the statement
that he testified that after examining the
specimens Of handwriting, including sam
pies from every member and every em-
ploye of the Kuickerbocker Athletic Club,
he became convinced that one person
wrote the so-called Barnett and "Cor
nish" letters. that the same wrote the
address on the poinson package and th9
that man was Roland b. MolneuX.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1899-12-13
ThcGraY Nun.

To-day the sea rs a quiet nun.
She Will not dimple and laugh and play
she will not see The wooiug SGD.
For she is of orders gray;
clad i'm the robes the mists have spun,
She shrouds her face away.
With gentle fingers she soothes the sands
She has taken the ven the fogmaids
wrought.
There CLINT no gems on her moving
hands,
No sapphire sun enwrought:
She masquerade Ina burial bands
And dons the mask of thought
An well know this sister pale
Too soon VIII her vows be cast aside
For the blaring trump of The sounding
gale
And her robes of regal pride.
with the glee of storms and the song Of
ON The back Of The winds to ride.
with clash of waves and grind Of sand,
With mock of frohc ana foam,
sh.u fling defiance at sky and land
From the hill OF her breakers comb
cone is the gray and the gentle hand,
When the lord of the wind comes home.
Criterion.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1899-12-13
LEGAL NOTICEs

yvIRGINIA-IN THE OFFICE OF THE
' COUNTY COURT OF HENRlCO. Oh
THE nth DAY OF DEIEMbER, lsJ3.
The following application was filed I'D
said office october 26. 1893:
"To Samuel L. WaddiI. clerk or the
County Court of Henrico county. Va:
LAS provided by section GO OF the CODE
Of Virginia of losl ass amended by sew
eral acts of the General Assembly OF VII
gIuia. including the amendment approved
ON the llth day of February, 1870. ]
hereby make application 10 purchase "a
tract of land-Lot %. I'm Block % BOO plan
of Barton Heights I'm Henrico county.
purchased On tho I'D day of January
lSg7 for the taxes. levies, penalties ana
costs due thereon for me year OF lN'1 by
the Auditor of Public Accounts of the
Commonwealth of Virginia and county or
HenricO respectively and viii pay ihe
amount paid for It's purchase. ana lo-
gcthcr with such additional sums d9
would have accrued from taxes ana leNlt-
and interest if such real estate ntd 4ot
been purchased. as Aforesaid. with inter-
esq on the amount for which said sale
was made at the rate OF six per crnl lrt
annum from the day OF sale, ana ON the
additional sums from the - day OF -
i'm The wear In which the same would have
accrued.
THE said land stood al the time Of sale
I'm the name Of j. II. BARTON, ana now
stands I'm the name OF j. II. BAktON,
HfI mas NtNM conveyed I'D To- ID NAV
GUESS. Respectfully
"J r. TURPlN.'
Am affidavit having been made and iiled
that James II. Barton and T.. b. Mar
guess are non-residents OF The Common
wealth of Virginia. now. therefore. l..
Samuel H. Waddiil clerk of the County
Court of HenricO county Va DO hereby
require the said James H. Barton and the
SAID L. D. Marques % appear here within
f0rr worths after the due publication OF
this order and DO what is necessary TO
protect their interest herein. And this
order will be published once week for
four successive weeks I'm THE Times"
newspaper. published In the city OF Rich-
mond and be posted in the manner pre-
scribed by law.
Given under my hand the day and wear
first above written
SAMUEL T.. WADDILL cl.rh.
A covy-Teste:
sAMUEL =. WADDlI.L Cleri
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1899-12-13
New Raiiroad.

SMITHVlLLE. VA December H.
The stable OF Major W. W.. Calf paymas-
ter T.. $. Navy together with a large
quantity of preyender was totally des-
troycd by ire Saturday night. Horses
were saved. cause carelcssness.
Charlotte people are much elated over
the prospect Of having railroad from
this place 60 some point on the southern
road & charter viii bee asked for az
the present Legislature. Tho money will
Dee furnished hy Northern capitalists aided
by subscriptions in the county
The three story brick store Of Smith
& Go. is rapidly nearing completion and
they expect t1 occupy il by Christmas.
Mr. vs.. s. Rice ticket agent al the
Southern Railroad Depot i'm Manches-
ter. together with his brother Mr.. {. p.
Rice have opened large a.ore here
under the name of Rice Bros.
Several merchants have just returned
from Richmond and from the large
quantity of goods purchased by them
they evidently look for a large Christmas
trade.
A great number Of wagons pass here
daily loaded with tobacco for the brakes
Branch market Prices must Doe satisi1c-
tory as the farmers generally seem well
pleased.
Diphtheria is reported at Kcysvil'e, and
there is some talk of quaranun.ng The
place.
John D. Fans worshipful master Of ST.
Johns Lodge. 49, A. y. and a. NJ. will
represent his lodge at the meeting Of the
Grand Lodge in Alexandria.
County clerk j. g.. Darlington who has
been quite n for tho past week is re-
ported much improved
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1899-12-13
THE TIMES RICHMOND WEDNESDAY. DECEMBER 49, 1892

will make an application. az its session
his fail. Tor extensive cnlargements 10
the State pcnitentiary. in this city, and
Improvements 90 Tie military system now
I'm use IN the buildings.
The report is current On Newport News,
Va, that Coils =. Huntington. president
OF the Newport News Dry Dock ana
shpbunding Company. will soon erect In
that city a large cotton mill. TO give en-
ploymont 10 the families Of shipyard en-
ployecs.
ID. Wiley Anderson. OF Richmond. -
architect and surerin' endcnt for the cen
trail Methodist church I'm Manchester
Va. TO cost 10000. and the Fountain
Haptist church 10 cost i6ooo. NJ the cor
ner Of 3lst and o streets. this city. DON
buildings are in early stages OF ooiS So.
ton Mr.. Anderson. is also the arc iil,,,'
for the IT. W. shley So 90 office oullulns
in the course II construction ID new
port News. Va.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1899-12-13
S. P. C. A.
Board of Directors Meet i'm Regular
Monthly Session.

soarl of Directors Meet i'm Regular
Monthly Session.
The regular monthly meeting OF the
,oard of Directors of the Richmond So
iety for the Prevention of Cruelty TO
animals was held yesterday evening az
o'clock at the office oi jhc President
~ east Main street. Mr. Ira Mowery ia
ne chair There were present Mir H. "a.
Iayo, Mrs n. Bcn palmers. Miss Pearl
iodeker. Mr.. John Chamblu. =. e.. Mayo,
ufus Marlborough and Dr. D. h. Wood.
ne following ladies' members OF the
auxiliary Committee were also present by
svitation. Mrs Rufus Marlborough MS.
William $ Murray Mrs. Virginia Pleas
nts.
The following cases were dealt with boy
ae Society during the month of Novem-
or.
Admonitlons given owners 13. horses
ma mules with sore backs or CALLED
eOuidcrs l0. horses and mules unfit for
'ork. umhitchcd and sent to stable, go;
serloadcd teams. 30. teams suffering for
ant OF shoes and sent 90 stable 20 be
rod. 81. drivers reported TO owners for
'uelty 90 teams. 8. drivers reported and
scharged ! horses falling in streets.
rivers helped 90 get them up. Z. street
tr mules cruelty treated, ., cruelty 10
orses and mules. warrants for arrest, ..
orses unhitched for want Of collar u.
lred for by agent g.. horses carrying
nited States Mail. UNIT for service. q:
orse driven until 40 could hardly stand
ng enough 10 De mhitched. j. cats I'm
tcant houses nearly starved, Q. goats
Welly treated. @. uo cause for complaint,
Total lii During the month the fol-
wing amin ais were humancly destroyed:
lIorscr and mules. "a. dogs and eats. 40.
iws humancly destroyed. i Total o.
The society received substantial favors
ON Captain John Cussons and Mir S. n.
owman Miss Pearl Bodeker. of the
hurch Hill Branch submitted the names
: eleven new members. all OF whom
ere duly elected.
The name OF Mr.. w. A. Carroll was pro-
,sed by DR. j. b. Wood. and he was
ally elected.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1899-12-13
WILL SPEND HIS
LIFE IN PRISON
Alexander Tate, Condemned to Die,
Has Lease of Life.
HIS SENTENCE IS COMMITTED
Governor Announced His Decision in
the Matter Yesterday-He Reviews
the Case and Summaries
the Evidence.
HIS SENTENCE IS COMMITTED

Alexander Tate, a colored man. SEN
fenced to be hanged on the charge Of
the murder OF Alice Malone, also colored,
in Norfolk county will not meet death on
the scaffold. The Governor on yester-
day commuted the court sentence to
imprisonment for life. The decree Of
communication contains the following:
Two parties. who are evidently as
creditable as the witnesses who testified
against the prisoner, give afiidavits that
they were present ana that the fatal
shot was fred by a friend OF the de-
ceased, who was the principal witness
for the Commonwealth, and not by the
prisoner.
TRIAL JUDGES VIEWS
"The trial judge in speaking Of these
afidavits Of after discovered evidence.
says that had they been presented TO
the court upon the motion for new
trial they would have received weighty
consideration. only the prisoner him
self testified for the defence
1.-THE prisoner bore an excellent repu-
tation at his home in North Carolina,
and "A most worthy and distinguished
citizen of that State, Colonel Julien 5.
Carr. who was a former employer OF the
prisoner, has shown great interest in
the prisoners behalf The sheriff OF
Norfolk county voluntarily testides 20
the exemplary conduct of the prisoner
during the twelve months he has been
confined i'm jail.
81 therefore order that the sentence
be committed 20 imprisonment I'm the
State penitentiary for life
81. HOGE TYLER
THE SHERIFF PLEASED
Shortly after the Governor reached a
decision. A. c. Cromwell. Sheriff OF Nor
folk county, communicated with the Ex-
ecutve over the long distance telephone.
On being informed Of the Governors de-
cision. the Sheriff expressed the great
pleasure the information gave him, and
said that he was sure the verdict would
meet with popular commendation. He
spoke in praise of tho exemplary conduct
Of tho prisoner during confinement I'm the
Jail.
MAY NOT GO.
Governor Tyler and Attorney-Goneral
Montague will probably not meet the
Governor and Attorney-Gcnoral Of Tenn
essee in Washington on any date between
the 18th and 22nd OF this month. as sug-
gcsted by the officials Of the neighboring
state The meeting will Toe I'm reference
20 the boundary line question.
The special military board appointed
by the Governor 10 recommend a plan NJ
organization Of the state militia met yes
terday morning and organized for the
work it is to do. The board will be in eN-
istcnce for some time.
The pension law introduced by Mr.. W.
H. Gravely Of Henry I'm the House. pro-
vides for increase Of pay 20 disabled SOL
diars etc. under present laws as fol-
lows: totally disabled soldiers to pee
ceive 5000 per annum instead Of 5000
and those partially disabled 10 receive
5000. instead of $500
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1899-12-13
BLIZZARD IN MINNESOTA.
snowdrins Fifteen Feet High Tic Up
Railroad Trains.

HARMONY. MINI. Dec. lZ-sio"
drifts Is feet high have resulted from a
sixty-hour storm in this section that mas
Just terminated Public highways are OBJ
strpcted and trains tied UP. The wind is
I'm the northeast, and it is freezing.
CHICKASAW FALLS. MINI Dec. y.
All wagon roads into this city are impas-
sable after last nights storm. From
o'clock I'm the evening until sunset to-day
the wind blew at a velocity Of GO miles
an hour. and the snow has dritted IN
many places four and five feet deep.
Travel on the Wisconsin Central from
Chickasaw Falls, west, is at stand
still
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1899-12-13
RAPPAHANN0CK DAUGHTERS
They VIII Erect a Monument TO the
Confederate Soldiers of That County.

CULPEPER VA, Dec. 12-SpeciaL-
The Rappahannock Chapter Daughters
Of the Confcderacy contomplates the
erection of a monument 20 the soldiers
Of that county who foil during the war
OF 1S5l-l95 Subscriptions TO the amount
of $50 and a private donation Of 500 are
already in hand for this purpose.
The Memorial Society OF this place
held a bazaar on Thursday. Friday and
saturday last. the proceeds of which
are 10 be devoted 10 the Improvement
Of the Citizens cemetery About one
hundred and fifty dollars were realized.
frankie Tant little granddaughter Of
the late Rear Admiral Earl English, L..
$ y, and stcp-daughter OF our towns
man and County Treasurer S. Russell
Smith, is dangerously IN with typhoid
fever.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1899-12-13
Kor. MIR. Hosmnn,s Recention.

An elegant reception was rendered the
new pastor of Park-Place Methodist
church last night, the Rev Mr.. Bosnian.
The affair was one Of rare enjoyment.
as 30 was interspersod with music, add
dresses and supper. Addresses were
made by Rev. Or. w. V. Tudor, Rev. MI.
Bosnian Mr. j. Thompson Brown Mr..
Wells. Mr. w S. Richardson and others.
The now pastor met many Of the mem
bors of his flock and was heartily en-
tortained until d late hour.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1899-12-13
ConeandSee
The Bell Book & Stationery
Company,
9l4 {. MAIN ST., RICHMOND, VA.

rious young ladies, who are engaged in
running for the various articles. The res
taurant and fee cream booths id -four
ishing business.
The different wheels OF fortune attracted
the large crowd, and many goose and tur-
key were furnished for t0-days dinner.
The attraction for tonight will be Mad
anne farley and her wonderful display OF
Wax Works. Dancing every night upstairs
in the gallery The bazaar, 50 far, has
been a financial success.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1899-12-13
THE SITUATION IN NEBRASKA.
Daily Becoming More Complicated
and Dark Horse May Result.

OMAHA, NEB., Dec. 1.-THE senatorial
situation is daily becoming more compH-
Gated and there are those who claim that
the appointment of either Allen or Hitch
cock win disrupt the party and that the
Governor will be compelled either 90 op-
point a dark horse or accede 90 the zee
quest of Orland Tent. chairman OF he
state Republican Committee. and call
special session OF the Legislature 20 settle
the matter
The Governor minated during the day
that he may announce the name OF Hay
wards successor tomorrow
some think Bryan will be appointed.
basing their belief upon che fact that The
morning Hayward died the Governor wa
clCseted for several hours with Charles
W. Bryan. brother OF ". j. Bryan.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1899-12-13
FINANCIAL.
TAN NorICE,
Office Collector city Taxes.
Room Z. first do0r city Han.


Room g. frs, noor Cliy h4aa,o
Richmond. Va. Dec. ]. 1913.
NOTICE TO TAXPAYERS THE LAST
HALE OF CITY TAXES REAL rs
TATE AND Personal. for 1879. Us
Now DUE AND PAYABLE at thls
office. 80
EVERY male twcnty-one years o.
ace. and EVERY person keeping house
on doing business DOB the city is assessed
f6r rer-oual taxes. Those who have nol
Maid any CITY taxes during the year VIII
nIease call and settle, $50 as lo avoid
brinr uO-ted as dc.inqucnis
GEA'DI\G PAVING PIPE AND
SEWER CONNECTION BILLS are also
due and viii have t0 Doe dee AIRED dclln-
Guent IL not paid ON or before end OF
year. ..,..-.,. - 4r.1 o.. an
tax bills real 0r personal, NOT hti pald
ON or before JUNE Both.
FIVE PER CENT. VIII be- added To-
last half if not paid ON on before DE-
Interest at SIX PER CENT. also att
taches t0 an bills ass soon as reported
particular attention is called 20 the
above ae under au 0rtlnl nCe passed by
tre Citv Council there ctn he no av0id-
ance of the per cent penalty after De-
ccmncr 3lFt 80
ONice omen from $40 a. n. to o p. "
FRANK vs.. tINNINtitAN,
del Collector of city Taxes.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1899-12-13

Recent patents granted TO residents Of
hgipia. reported by Davis * Davis.
itents solicitors. Washington -. G..
o5e. Nursing nipple. Charles Catlett.
.aunton. assignor TO C.. ". Meinecke.
rsey City y. J.
CS9 i9,-N Ventilated barrel. John $
right, Jr.. Churchland
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1899-12-13

The Armory was again crowded 70
'erHowing last night with the numerous
tends Of the ladies. The voting FOR the
idge Of honor was exciting In every de-
81 II Is really attractive 20 see how
UGH interest is manifested By the Va
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1899-12-13

was placed In the Retreat for the Sick
Monday
Mrs. Octayia Heinz. of Church Hin, who
has been al the Retreat for several weeks.
is much improved. Her physician thinks
size viii be able to return 20 her home
by tomorrow.
Mr.. T.. l.. O.. Moncure is doing very
nicely Tie viii be allow ed TO leave his
room This week.
Mrs. r. A. Patterson. at the Virginia
Hospital is much improved. and expects
20 leave the institution to-day.
Mrs. Schuyler. Of Boston. who was STOP
ping at New Ford's for few days. was
taken quite nm and removed 90 the Viz
ginia Hospital Monday
Yesterday she was some better.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1899-12-13
Junior Hollywood Association.

The Junior Hollywood Memorial Asso-
alton will have an important meeting at
% Camp Han tomorrow al O'Clock
u The members are requested 10 be
fesent.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1899-12-13

-. Coo. Il. yalentlne. AaetIoneer.

by Nt'' II '
BARE CHANCE TO BUY AN Old
~ ESTABLISHED BUsiN LSS la or
= =, refire from business. ] shall on
WEDNESDAY. DEC. -. 1879.
., IN o'clock 4. VI at 40. 1920 east Main
o,rsct offer for sale. AZ public auction. my
49, Tlf-IT pERS' MATERIAL BUSf-
SSnnrss Consisting of sash. Doors. Blinds
ii>fn,e Glass. Paints. Narnisnes store Fix
h,,,.s' TEAM etc. which inventories at
frost prices S2,I6.32
"'Trbis viii not be sold I'm parcels, and Is
80 chance for one with a small CAPT
III ~ bmv a well-established business
rcr further particulars call az store. No.
100 cast Main street, where inventory
can be seen
dos w. WENDENBURG.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1899-12-13

MARTINSVILE. VA, December IL
The Presbyterian church here sun
day called Rev. Arthur Robertson
The County Court Is in session and VIII
France WIS sent 10 the penitentiary to-
day Tor one year Tor assault.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1899-12-13

The Committee ON Second Market
could not get q quorum last night, Ma
hickey and Mr Gordon being he only
members present
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1899-12-13
At request Of the owners, l Will on
THURSDAY. December Ia, 1899,

At - o'clock noon, SELL at public auction,
i'm lots 10 suit the demand tnat most de-
sirlbIe and unexcelled BUSINESS PROP
ERTY. commencing at the passenger ue-
not Of the Southern railway ana eAtend-
Ing westerly between the river ana we
private street formerly owned 10y uc
Uaxall-Cronshaw Co. a distance OF near
Is seven hundred GOOD feet
This property has a depth ranging from
ono hundred and fifty Q50) 20 TWO hun-
dred Gg00) feet IN front of which there is
now "a railroad. sidngs 10 which may "e
extended into the various buildings Which
may be erected thereon az most lnsl--
nidcant cost. which viii not only save the
heavy expense of drayage, bur VIII en-
able i0lbors 90 load and unload goods
during the severcst rain-stOrms. 10 D. not
only well located for shipping. but u is
within "a few hundred yards Of the plsl-
ness centre OF the city. This D. me very
best opportunity for securing shipping ia-
been offered dealers in heavy goods. ahd
warehouses built thereon VIII ot necess ~
command large returns. on these iol'
are several most substantial granite iQun-
dafi0ns. capabie of standing any Wels e
that could be hoapod on them. ana Dr. is
NOT expected that they viii bring one
fourth of their value. Nothing more at
tractive as safe. enduring Investment
could be offered 10 capitalists for ms
location for tobacco and storage ware
houses and a place for heavy buslne- ot
AN kinds. 10 is bound TO take lhe IioH'
rank.
TERMS. Onc-fourth cash. balance six
twelve and eighteen months, or all cash.
f. A. CATLIN,
deg Auctoneer.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1899-12-13

ASK US for prices on best Anthracite
spllnt. and Steam Coal before placing
your order for winter supplies. New
Phone. 272. WARNER MOORE.