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The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1899-11-15
AUCTION sALE--rhis Day.
Nos. 700 and 1872.


In execution OF decree Of the Law
and Equity Court entered on June H.
1880. In the Observation-Disclosures cause, We
the undersigned, Will sell, by auction On
the premises on
commencing AZ o'clOck-i. That IWO,
STORY. 4-ROOM BRICK DWELLING
40. FOB on cast line Of Fourth. between
Jackson and Duval street Lot l3Xbi rect
10 alley.
LIABLE AND ATTRACTIVE BROAD
STREET STORE PROPERTY, Nos. 20
and ~ WEST BROAD STREET. on the
north side. opposite "Eiba station.
The stores are comparatively new, wen
built and conveniently arranged for store.
with residence above. both having sepa-
rate side alleys. The lots have JOINT
frontage of - feet on Broad street. run
ming back iJ1i, feet TO alley - feet WIDE
Desirable small Broad-street stores are
seldom on the market and would ADVISE
all investors To- attend this sale.
TERMS. Onc-third cash. residue IN
three equal instruments ar six. twelve and
eighteen months. credit payments To re
evidenced By notes. with interest added,
and title rtaincd until an the purchase
money is paid and a deed ordered by the
court. OkllN ~, ~ Lin
Special COMMISSIONERS
Pollard & Bagby Auctioneers.
Theodore 7. Frick plaintiff against cath
crime Y. Frick &c. defendants-ln me
Law and Equity court OF tho city or
BichInOnd
J. p. ?. winston. clerk Of said court.
certify that the bond required of tho spec
cial commissioners by the decree in said
cause OF 18th June 1880. has been duly
given.
Given under my hand. this l5th day or
June 1899. i. Z. WlNSl0N-
ro1O clerk
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1899-11-15

Mr. Frank p. Brent. secretary Of the
state Board of Education. I'm rummas'ng
through the volumes displayed at sec
ond-hand dealers stall on Broad street.
recently happened upon a copy of "a
Dissertation on the Ancient Tragedy,
Written by Thomas Franklin, Of Oxford,
England he recognized the volume as "a
rare one. and purchased it. In looking
through the pages MI. Brent discovered
the original owner OF the book 10 have
been President James Madison, whose
autograph signature was found on the
title page. Yeste day Mr. Brent mailed
the treasure to the University.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1899-11-15
THE RETAIL Trade
It.is Far Ahead of Corresponding Per
iOd Last Year.


The N.w York Commercials trade re-
ports this week bring out very prOmi-
nently the fact that unreasonable weather
has had rather a depressing effect on re-
tail trade during The past week. In the
first place the weather has been so warm
and pleasant that farmers have found II
profitable to work I'm the fields instead of
.going 20 town TO make purchases, and
IN the second place many people have
put of until cold weather the purchase
OF winter clothing All this has greatly
lessened the volume of retail trading. but
a. that Il Is far ahead OF the correspond
ing period laSt year. This state OF affairs
has been welcomed by jobbets and re-
tailers who have been given breathing
spell and a chance 10 catch up with back
orders. They ba-e worked their forces
every possible minute and have made
considerable Roadway. but they are still
pered by lack Of transportation
facilities. and until the railroads secure
more ears deliveries will necessarily be
delayed. In the Industrial world the situ-
lion remains about the same, The Onl"
Tow development Is that in some instances
mills and factories have been compelled
10 shut down on account OF lack OF raw
material Every one Of them have or
/ders for months ahead but the railroads
find It impossible TO deliver raw materials
fast enough. and consequently have had
10 close their doors From one or Two
cities come reports OF the beginning of
the holiday trade and from present indi-
cations this will be- the greatest in the
country's history.
81. Louis jobbers report work OF con-
tinued activity IN all lines; Detroit man
ufacturers have all the business they
can possibly attend 10: Birmingham rail-
road men are working overtime and max
inc more money Than ever before; removal
OF quarantine restrictions has greatly
stimulated general business at New or
leans: Kansas City reports remarkable
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1899-11-15
A. L. Adamson.
Real Estate Auctioneer,
Manchester. Va
'FRUSTEE'S AUCTION SALE
OF A
Valuable Hull Street Lot
and Lots for Manufacturers
in Manchester. Va.

BY virtue Of a deed Of trust from G. W.
Turner and VIE. dated september ~,
lSa3. recorded In D. h. II. page lHi, de-
fault having been made in the payment
OF the note secured thereby. and being
directed so To do by the holder thereof
] Will sell. at public auction. on the pFem-
Uses. on
SATURDAY. 18TH DAY OF NONEM-
Der, 1879.
at o'clock p. NJ, beginning with the LOT
on the corner Of Maury and preble
First That VALUABLE LOT for manu-
facturers, fronting i32 feet on Maury
street. and running Asck between Preble
street and a line parallel Herewith 1853
feet. together with the dwelling thereon.
ad Joining the r.. =. and q. railroad
Second. That LOT adjoining the South
ern Fertilizer Works. fronting 102 feet
more or less. on Brunder street between
Second and Third streets, running back
between parallel lines towards lull street
SB feet more or less on the east line. and
La feet. more or less on the western
line This lot r. on the Southern railway
Third The VALUABLE RUSl NESS
LOT fronting 30 feet on the northern line
OF Hull street. between Fourteenth and
Fifteenth streets running back lGj feet
TERMS: Cash sufficient 10 pay costs Of
executing this trust. taxes. and To pay
the said note Of Sl.lSS together with in
terest thereon from September 90. 1891 .
the balance upon such terms as Will be
announced at the sale.
PHILIP V. COGBIIL
Trustee.
A. L. Adamson. Auctioneer. nols
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1899-11-15
COMMUNICATION RESTORED,
Gloucester RcjoiccS Over the Restora-
lion Of the Wires.

GLOUCESTER c. H., VAS Nov. IA
Special.-The Board of Directors OF the
Tldewater Telephone Company at their
meeting today made arrangements for
the extension Of their lines TO Newport
News This extension involves the lay
ing OF about a mile Of heavy submarine
cable. The operating room here will be
moved To more commodious quarters and
fitted with the very best apparatus.
There was "A shout OF JOY TINS afternoon
when a was discovered that direct com
munlcatIon with West Point had been re-
stored A piece of weatherproof wire was
laid In place OF the cable
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1899-11-15
CounciICommittecs

The regular meeting of the Commit
tee on Streets will be called at o'clock
this afternoon.
The monthly meeting OF the Commit
fee on Light will be convened al O'Clock.
The Committee on Cemeteries will be
called also at \ O'Clock At the same
hour the Committee on First Market and
Sub Finance will meet
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1899-11-15
Cn,nrch secIion-Owncrs.

The section owners |of Ebenezer Gene
terry (colored) met Monday night and cleo
ted the following trustees. Benz. Scott,
Thomas Mann. James Meeken. Carbon
Burton and William b. Smith Jr
Captain George b. Wise was chosen as
counsel for the section owners 90 represent
them in the case now pending in the Hen
rico Circuit Court.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1899-11-15
Mile aud Quarter a Minute.

SUFFOLK. VA, Nov H.-Special.-A
special Norfolk and Western train car
rying Penns ylyania railroad officials is
said 10 have run from here TO Windsor
to-day In nine minutes.
The distance is twelve miles.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1899-11-15
Committee Meetings.

The Council Committee on Streets will
meet at O'Clock this evening This will
be the regular semi-monthly meeting Al
< o'clock the sub committee Of the street
Committe, will meet 90 discuss the street
railway franchise ordinance.
other meetings to be held at s o'clock
will be the Committees on Light. Gene
torses. and First Market.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1899-11-15
PilIsbury Couldn'l Beat Him.

Mr.. S. f. MAYS. who met Pillsbury' the
chess and checker champion. on Friday
and Saturday nights. did not lose
game. as has been reported. He played
one game Of checkers each night and
unon each occasion the game was
draw.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1899-11-15
mpr-srrEs AUCTION SALE
OF THE
CoIorsd Odd Fellows Hall,
No. 727 North Third Street.

BY virtue of a certain aeeo o.
dtly recorded in the clerk s ONCE ..
Plchmond Chancery Court, IN Deeu- DON
IL n page 445. default having been ii .-nl'
I'm the nayment OF money therein secgIeu'
and being so required By the benehclt.s
/ will sell, by public auction on 'he "
'ss' THURSDAY. NOV. 16. 1890,
AT 4 o'clock y NJ, the REAL ESTATE
desrr,bed I'm said deed, as follows On
the east side of Third (5dl street. between
JACKSON and Duvsi streets, fronting on
aid Third (3db street, twenty-five 20,
feet. and running back between parsIei
iines I'm an easterly direction one hunarea
and twenty-five QE) feet 10 si@Iee"
O6l feet-wide alley. .Aao
A good. substantial brick building, thi
stories high. with basement. covers ths
entire lot. the first floor OF which Is htteI
Tor a store with the upper part TOT hai'
and lodge purposes. l., sh %
TERMS: A sufficient sum In cash 70
defray the expenses OF executing ll'S
trust. and TO pay debt OF H1vp WIN
interest from July y. 1893, ana as 70
any surplus. a credit Of six. twelve anu
eighteen months. for negotiable notes,
hearing interest from date OF SAFE AZ .
per cent, to be secured on the properly
bv deed Of trust deposit OF ~ per
cent. cash at the time OF sale VIII ne re-
quired unless the responsibility OF the
purchaser Is known 10 The trustee.
mol ROBERT STILES Trustee.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1899-11-15
Bid Him God Speed

There will be meeting Of the friends
of Father Tearney this evening at $3.50
O'Clock at Cathedral Hall.
This meeting Is for the purpose Of
taking action regarding the leaving OF
Father Tearney for his new charge at
Falls Church. Va.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1899-11-15
SEALED PROPOSALS.


-C.,.o M CITY Engineer. city Hall
richmond Va, Nov ~. ls'9.
Notice FEED DEALERS SEALED
NDPOpDSALS will De- received A. THIS
brrfcF UNTIL -FOUR O'CLOCK p g.
Wednesday. NOVEMBER Is, 1870
ar furnishing FEED. delivered al The
INV stables. Full Information Tor bid
ne viii be furnished upon application
al THIS OFFICE
rtrRVTrIrD CHICK FOR ONE
t,r-,'',pr-r r)Hr ARS MUST Accom-
PANY EACH BID.
,rba Cofisr,-fffoe on Streets ~eeor'.o- -
riRht 10 reject any and All proposals
offered md % award I'M, roittrioi 'fs .
whole or Ia se1pnalse lparts ,..-.,.
W. " Q1f'TaHA".
nG,g CTS EnglneqS
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1899-11-15
VIM. B. Pizzinl Company,
Real Estate Agents.

VIM b. Pizzinl Company
Real Estate Agents.
PERENlPTORY AUCTION SALE OF
HOUSE AND LOT 80. 1920 CAR
RINGTON STREET
At the request OF the owner who has
instructed Us TO sell without limit or re-
serve. we will offer the above property for
sale on the pr misses on Friday Novem-
Der II. 90 at =. Il.
This is a good chance TO purchase a
bargain.
Terms very easy, and announced at
sale.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1899-11-15
BY T.. A. Cat'in.
No. G north Eleventh street
II RUSTEE'S SALE
OF
SMALL DWELLINGS.

I In execution OF a decree OF trust 10 me,
dated November !. 1898. OF record IN
clerks office Richmond City Cnancery
Court. ID. y i5G b. page 2lj. default nav
ing been made loo the payment OF the
note therein secured and being required
20 10 do by the holder OF said note. 1
VIII, on $500, 1000.
at 4.3O O'Clock T.. Nj Oh the premises sell
the uroperty described IN said deed as
follows. AL that certain LOT OF LAND
with four houses thereon, commencing on
the south side OF catherine street, ~ feet
egaf OF Kinney street running thence
eosterly and fronting on Catharine street
20 feet. and extending back between paral-
lei lines ~ feet.
TFg2IS. Ca-h.as 20 expenses of eXecut-
ing tnis trust. all taxes due. and $50 and
interest thereon from November 4. ISIS.
and balance on terms 90 Doe announced at
sale HIRAM WILEY TYLER.
rofo Trustee.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1899-11-15
AGENTS WANTED.

AGENTS WANTED AGENTS. 10 SELL
our White and Fancy Rubber collars,
CUFFS BOsOms and Patented Necktiesi
an cOl0rs: l25 new styles: all goods
guaranteed Write for our plan, which
brings success; you cannot fail liberal
terms; exclusive territory; special oner
until Xmas One agent sold over N,1vo
IN thirty DAYS. NJ. & NJ. MFG. CO..
Springfield Mass. nolO
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1899-11-15
DR.. GUTHRIE CALL.
VIII Re Laid Before the Session of HIS
Church TODAY.

Rev Or. Donald Guthrie said last even
ing Thar De had received The call OF Che
First Presbyterian church of Baltimore
He will lay the matter before the session
OF his church az a meeting 20 be held this
afternoon at 3 O'Clock. Until then, at the
earliest. he will be unable 20 make any
statement as to whether he will accept
the call.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1899-11-15
JmdgmcnI Rendered

In the Law and Equity Court yesterday
Judgment was rendered for sl2iS In the
case OF G. Y. Wood against +. Wag-
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1899-11-15
Office. Sup0t9ntenlpnt Of f'uhlp tihlspif'
9llsy Alntlhnuss,
Icpllmpnh va, NOV ia. l'S@

SEALED PROPOSALS wi3Jb. Bjs. bh~
Celyed at lhls ONCE lt0om ., 1i's h""i
uuul A. N. on ADNlJ.a D.. Not ,...1,. -
1888 for furnishing the CITY AlmshOuse
vith ,snnniies for the quarter tndllh
February ~ 1900. OF FRESH BEEE.
FRESH LAMB. BACON, FLonk X. COZ o.
FEE SUGAR. RICE LARD purel
SOAP, HERRlNGs III, ..fls; ~. 9
Tors CANNED TOMATOES. HA1.
oars CCRN STRAW. DRY GOODS.
CLOTHING. SHOES and MEDICINES
supplies to be- delivered az The aims
house at such times and In such guam
titles a. the Superintendent may direct
,rha Committee for the Relief OF the
Poor reserves the right 80 reject any or
ali proposals offered. and OF giving the
contract for each article required 10 the
Lowest responsible bidder.
the almshouse or az this office.
GEORGE Il. DAVIS.
moi, City Almshonse.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1899-11-15

We will sell, at public auction. on the
premises on
WEDNESDAY. NOV. 10 1892
~ 4.go o'clock y NJ. that NEAT COT
TAGE DWEILiNG-HOUSE above men
Toned The buiiding contains three large
rooms. in a good state OF repair and Is
rented to a good tenant; The owner has
authorized the sale of TINS properly at a
sacrifice. and "A bargain may De eNpec'eu'
TERMS: Easy. D.r.>-oo>r
~ AuctiOneers.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1899-11-15
.rcr,oy sALEs--Futpre Days.

! .. .. ~ - o p.
BY r. Il. chaffin & Co.. ihcorp0'"'su'
Real Estate AuctioneerS
No. / y. Tenth 81
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1899-11-15
Tur VALENTINE MUSEUM

EIEvENrH AND CLAY $, sTE 3 N
open daily rom ~ 80 r. an satnrdavs
A1rotesfan - NtAAH+
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1899-11-15

rt-r,r,Fp S0N WINTER GARDEN M.IN,-
nav 'Tovemhor 10Th SONG VA. ~ A..
"a ,,a ..ffN A PERSIAN Garden 10y
TETTE seats on Gale 70 the J''lg ,.',1
THURSDAY November iHth "''
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1899-10-14

haps best shown in the SEPTEMBER report
of exports Of leading products. Ship
ments of breadstuffs were as large as
those of August, and tn, e was natu, ally
heavy gain IN cotton exports. which are
double those or the same Month 4 year
ago. Totals of leaInr exp srts show an
increase of q per cent over September a
year og and over September, 1896 but a
decrease Of So per cent from SEPTEMBER,
1897, which witnessed very heavy ship
ments Of breadstuffs.
General manufacturing industry is run
ming full and activity is so widespread
that it is hard to prefer one Industry to
another in this respect Coal produces Is
particularly heavy hut a scarcity of cars
is complained of in this and in the cJHe
industry, with the strength Of LAKE
fIeights constituting disturbing element
as regards the supply of anthracite IN The
west Iron and steel are q re as TO pro
duction, but new business is limited by
the small quantities available for nearby
delivery Liberal orders are still reported
for the first half of next year and steel
and rails are reported tending upward at
the west. Paper is in specially active de-
mand at present, news varieties, to low
water, being reported practically cut o.
the market.
Sugar refining furnishes one exception
tc the reports of general prosperity, and
production IS decreasing. partly, Of course
owing TO the season, but also to the de-
mobilization growing out of price-cutting.
Wool is very firm, though quieter at
some markets, while the manufactured
product is selling we'll on next spring 5
account. Tobacco is reported very active
at nearly all markets west and east. She
manufacturers are busy. and leather and
hides are sympa thetically strong in price.
Lumber is in urgent demand at many
markets, in spite of the advanced stage
of the season. and prices are firm. Wheat
Qncluding four shipments for tie week
aggregate 5.2s5. e34 bushels. against $685.
SOS bushels last week; 1898 bushels in
the corresponding week of ISIS: 5.g.4,72G
bushels in 1897; 4.156S17 bushels In 1896 and
2.4O9 446 bushels in 1895. Since July !, this
season, the exports Of wheat agCres ated
&C, 965. DAT bushels, against 57.22s,1l6 bush
els last year and Sc. 900, 1872 bushels in 1ae7-
sS. Corn exports for the week aggregate
3. 636, 793 bushels, against 4-25S,7i9 ousH els
last week 27O6, 292 bushels in tbs week a
year ago, 2224,7l6 bushels in 1897, IL, orc
bushels in 1895 and 1.6so672 bushels in
1925. Since July l. this season. corn tx-
ports aggregate 64.754.159 push Els. against
4. 3s6. go bushels during the same period
year ago and 45,S42Sls bushels in 1887
o.
Business failures in the United States
number 164, as compared with l4s last
week. 233 in this week a year ago. 1876 in
1881; 279 in 1896. and 2S9 in 1895. Business
failures in the Dominion of Canada mum
Der 1e. as compared with "a last week, 2
in this week year ago, "A in 1897, 30 II
1896. and 81 in 1895
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1899-10-14
HOG MARKET STEADY
Only Fair Receipts and Trade
Fair.
TOPS SETTLE ON S4.1O
Cattle Steady With Only Fair
Trading
TOPS SETTLE ON s4.1O

The Wichita hog market yesterday was
quoted as steady, with a light supply.
This market was strong all day as com
pared with the other western livestock
markets. One gave out early report
Of 10 cents lower, others as steady, and
BONE as steady TO lower. There was
good, lively trading all day so long as
the supply lasted, but this was not SUI
1icient to meet the large demand by the
buyers. The average weight for the car
hogs was pounds short of the weight
OF the day before, but the grade of hogs
was about the same as on Thursday. The
receipts Of hogs at the principal receiY-
ing points were very fair and along with
the average for the past week. This
market was at all times in line with the
TEST of the western markets, and more
than held its own for most Of the time
The tone Of the market was steady all
day and this was better than was given
out by most Of the western receiving
points. There was a good demand, and
what appeared were sold at once, and at
good prices. The day was not heavy in
the no gdivision, but what hogs crossed
the scales went at good prices and the
best which could be expected with the
other western markets being as they
were
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1899-10-14
"IHf flRSI ACI OF War"

New York. Oct. ia dispatch 20 the
Tribune from London says. 'The first
act OF war was the swarming u the Beers
across the border OF Natal and the occu-
patton OF Laing's Mex. An advance in
the direction OF New Castle Is also re-
ported this morning but Sc not fully con
nrmed. The British field force IN Natal
under Generals White and symons re-
mains on the defensive The main body
Of troops IN Cape Conoiy Is also station
airy. but a strong force has moved from
MafeklnE IN Bechuanaland toward the
Transvaal border taking guns and ambu-
lance equipment. This force consists
chiefly OF rough riders and crack marks
men from Buluway0 and 81 surened
with the Northumberland FussIiers. or the
Fighting Fifth" regarded by Kitchener
as on the whole. his be@f regiment The
cavalry Is commanded rs Colonel Radeu-
Powell. brother Of the late s.r George
Powell. well known az yachtmau and
the infantry by Colonel Plumer. Thee
two officers we're the best Oh the Brit
lsh side during the Matabsie rebellion.
This advance eKc.tes surprise and
anxiety in the military circles - London
and Is not understood. because not IN
line with the general defensive tactics
which had been expected durinE The
earlier stage a The British csmpaigri
The ground covered r. also ire trB~T q
the Inflated Jameson raI5 Generai
Cron{es force f. massed in that g1sr'er
Whatever may be che movements = the
nexs fex dzys. s, IS not believed - me
war o4Tee that either - fhe Trsnsvaal
commands occupying Iaiug's Mex or ihr
Free states forces entering Natal 'nrelF
Van Repnan-s Pass. wlI make aHF @eTa-
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utmost which is considered possible e
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