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Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1899-12-06
DIR. BARTON TO LEAVE HERE.
lie Has Been Elected Field Seere-
tary OF Sunday-School Hoard.

AAaN III -NNiARDA
Eev. Dr. a. d. Barton, associate secre-
taIy OF the Baptist Foreign Mission
Ioard located here, viii probably leave
Richmond.
the Sunday School Board. located at
Nashville. and 70 is said bee will accept.
The following special was received by
the Disuatch from Nashville last night:
"The Sunday-SchOOl Board of the
Southern Baptist Convention. located here
has elected Rev A. j. Barton OK Rich
moud field secretary. Or. Barton was at
one time a pastor in this city. and is
highly esteemed here. For the past three
Years ne has served as associate secre-
tary Of the Foreign Mission Board of the
southern Baptist Convention AT Rich
..nd. DR. Barton has not yet accepted
Ue new position. but has slgnined his in-
t..rfOu OF doing so as soon as his resig-
...ou I'M Richmond Is accepted. lie viii
enter the field distinctly Tor sunday
.1.i work. -
Ir Barton is a native Of Arkansas. He
c.m. here from his pas,Ordte al -Nasn-
r.. eucceeding Or. T.. Y. Mullins, now
ua .ut of the Southern Baptist Iheo-
e..I Seminary. Dr. Barton mas done
tr. work during his stay here as the as
.0..t. Of DR. X. j. Willingham, the sec
rtr of the Foreign Mission Board lie
It reached often for Richmond pas
tr and everywhere he has made the
most favorable impression. He IS ~ every
f.r .alculatod 90 do great work as a
r-scho0l worker, or I'm any depart
u' ~ church work TO when ne may
elected
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1899-12-06
souruERys NEW FLORIDA LINE,
Carolina Commission Pronounce It's
Columbia Link Good.

COLUMBIA, S. c.. December 9.-W. U.
Evans, j. e. Wilborn, and c. w. Garris,
the State Railroad Commission, accom-,
panied by Superintendent p. /. Wells, and
a party of railroad officials and contract
ors examined the recently completed Ink
i'm the Southern's new Florida line to-
dsy The commission reported Officially
that this was the best and most rapidly
constructed piece of new road bu!lt III
tho State, and the new line was declared
open for traffic.
Their special train yesterday ran az a
very high rate OF speed 10 test the road
bed. After December 9th the southern
will discontinue the use or the Florida
Central and Peninsular for its fast trains,
using the new line instead. Third-Vice-
President Cannon and q party Of friends
will make @ trip from Savannah to
Florida by this line.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1899-12-06
HOUSE REPUBLICAN CAUCUS.
How 10 Advance the Financial Bill
the Subject Discussed.

WASHINGTON, ID. c.. December D.
A caucus of Republican members Of the
House was held tonight TO consider plans
for advancing the House financial Dill.
About 100 members, including speaker
henderson and all OF the prominent lead
ers on the Republican side. were present.
Mr. Oyerstreet, OF Indiana, who pre-
sented the bill, explained IL, section by
section. AS he proceeded many questions
were asked, but they were not In cap
tious spirit, and indicated desire 10
reach a clear understanding. One OF the
inouiries was as TO the effect or con
tinued depreciation OF silver, TO whicn
Mr.. Overstreet answered that further de-
probation would be impossible, under the
terms OF the bill. as silver could be taken
IN the Treasury and exchanged for gold,
thus maintaining the parity OF the metals.
AZ 10 the establishment OF gold staun-
ard Il was stated that While II might not
lead TO the actual coinage OF gold dollars,
vet II would preserve stable standard,
Inst az some States keep an Official yard
stick as a standard
Mr. Oyerrtreet continued his ezplana =
tjons until IL o'clock, when, IN response
to n general sentiment. the caucus ad-
iourned until O'Clock Tomorrow.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1899-12-06
DESPERATE CAROLINA FIGHT.
Two Men Fatally Wounded-Troubtc
Over blockade Whtskey.

COLUMBIA, S. c., December 5.-There
was desperate fight in the suburbs OF
Greenville this afternoon. IN which Dis
pensary- Constables Cooley and Cornweil
were engaged IN i hand-to-hand combat
with George Howard and an unknown
man. who was running BLOCKADE
Whiskey- wagon.
The constables seized some kegs OF
whiskey i'm the wagon and attempted 10
arrest Howard, who protested that he
had nothing to do with Il.
lt Is not known who prec.pitated the en-
counter. but Howard who Is a cripple
and q mountaineer, was sho. FIVE times,
and IS IN dying condition from wound
in the left side. Cornveli, who was mar
ried Just two months ego, Is dying from
a wound in the abdomen Cooley was
shot In the thigh. and - not dangerously
hurt.
The unknown man escaped. Howard Is
relative OF Little BilP' Howard, who,
under sentence Of death. escaped from
jail IN his Wlfe's clothes.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1899-12-06
Another santos ship to he Halted.

NEW ORLEANS. December 5.-Presi-
dent souchon and DIS. Noite and Nc
Cutcheon of the state Board OF Health
held a conference to-day regarding the
British steamer Wnlowdene which -
due 10 arrive az this port in the next few
days loaded with coffee from Santos,
Brazil Santos IS on the blacklist be-
cause of the existence there Of the bu-
homie plague. The members Of the board
decided that they would hold the Willow
dene I'm quarantine just as long as is
necessary to safeguard the health Of
New Orleans and TO thoroughly disn-
feet her cargo before allowing her to pro-
coed to the city.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1899-12-06
BEEr-sUGAR MAKERS MEET.
Strong Opposition To McNirIey's Re-
commentator of Free Sugar.

OMAHA, NEB.. December 5.-De G
gates from beet-sugar factories In sevc-
raj States attended the annual meeting
here to-day OF the American Beet-SuEar
Manufacturers Association. The indus
try was reported as having iourished
during the past two years, but just now
II IS greatly disturbed over the prospect
of free sugar from the insular depend
encies.
The association took strong ground
AGAINST President McKinley's recommen-
dalton Of free sugar adopted emphatic
resolutions against such policy. ana
provided for a vigorous campaign In be-
half OF their desires.
An effort will be made to secure the CO.
operation Of the tobacco interests In main
tanning duties on all imports OF sugar TO-
bacco. and other products from any
quarter of the globe.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1899-12-06
yon-union Miners Fired On.

CHATTANOOGA, TENN, December 81
A special from Ducktown, Polk county,
Tenn, tonight. says;
Iron Company began work to-day IN their
mines with non-union men. protected py
seventy-five armed men as guards. Inc
strikers were very surly to-day, and
open violence is feared f th OF eve sni by
some one supposed TO be a striker. one
man was hit in the leg, but ali escaped
..The company officials think they can
handle the matter successfully, aitnoush
they frankly admit their Tear Oh pioou-
She'd
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1899-12-06
Appeal Against CoaI-Rate Advance.

ATLANTA. GA, December 5.-The
state Railway Commission to-day ad-
dressed to several railroads. and the
Southeastern Freight Association, let
ter touching on the proposed advance OF
10 per cent i'm the coal rates. The letter
makes no threat Of action BY the board
If the rates are increased. but apppals TO
the managers concerned, and points out
why ii would be unfortunate for an in
crease 10 be made at this time. 1t IA
shown that the advance in rates would
nrobablv infure new manufacturing en-
ferprises which are rapidly developing
i'm the state. and that any injury 10 them
wnnll recnil ON the rOaQs.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1899-12-06
Trouble Between Physicians.

SAVANNAH, GA, December 5.-Dr. v.
H. Taliaferro was indicted by the grand
jury OF the Superior Court last night on
a charge of assault with intent 10 muir
der Dr. T. r. WaTing by shooting at him
with q pistol at the Savannah Hospital.
The trouble between the two physicians
which eliminated in the shooting created
quite q sensation at the time. The trou-
Die started over the refusal Of the Telfair
Hospital authorities, an institution Of
which Or. Waring is superintendent. 10
admit one Of DR. Taliaferro's patients
Dr. Taliaferro who is a specialist, with
am exclusive practice here and is well
connected in Atlanta, is out on bail.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1899-12-06
soUTHERvs LINE TO SAVANNAH.
First Train Into the Georgia Com
merciaI Metropolis Friday.

SAVANNAH, GA, December The
Southern railway announces that II Will
run it's first train into Savannah Friday:
The train will be special, made UP OF
five private cars, and will be one OF the
finest trains that ever reached Savannah.
1t will easily take rank with the train
that brought the President 10 this city,
on his visit in 1898. The train will arrive
over the Plant System.
Regular trains Of the Southern will fol-
low. on and after December 10th, on
which date the frat passenger train will
arrive.
Newspaper men from the North, East
and South will be on the special. There
will also be several officials Of tho lire,
among them representatives. OF the traffic
and executive departments.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1899-12-06
METAL TRADE MEN CONFER.
May Organize to Get Contracts ON
Better BASIS.
New York Times-5th)

New YORK 1lnet-JtnD
About one hundred leading representa-
tives Of the metal trade were In secret
session air day yesterday and long into
the night IN the small ballroom at the
Waldorf Astoria They came from all
parts OF the country and represented
dealers In, and producers Of ali the haser
metals. A. j. Caldwell was secretary OF
the meeting.
4 reporter for the Times learned that
the object Of the meeting was the forming
OF an organization which could arrange
some plan so that contracts could be
made on a more satisfactory basis than
al present one OF the Interested men
said that prices had steadily advanced
I'm all kinds OF metals. and 1t was inpossi-
Bile to make a contract for delivery In
ninety days at the prices ruling at tho
time the contract was suggested. This
was stated TO be- injurious IN many re-
spects, and how best TO remedy IL
IS the problem those concerned are trying
TO solve.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1899-12-06
r,yht between Negroes.

>-r,xkr VORK DecemDer O.-BOUDy
,,,it formerly OF Minneapolis, lasted
d DIyDs' few minutes more than five rounds
uhiy a. bout with Joe Walcott. at the
N adj Athletic Club. Dobbs and Wal,
colt are negroes; The mon were 70 m na,n.s
~ ~ and came early In the sixth. Walcott
s in his left and right almost smulta-
s eii, to the big fellows Jaw, and Dobbs
fell backward. the back Of his head
strtkinc the floor violently. Walcott was
1acIo rcd the winner.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1899-12-06
The Grand Narshars Aides.

Colonel Robert White. OF Wheeling. W.
Va. who has been appointed grand mar
shall of the Washington Centennial, has
appointed the following aides: Colonel
rad. Of Winchester: Edgar Warfield, OF
Alexandria; J. Park Corbin: OF Freder-
icksburg; Major William n. Sands, OF
Richmond; s. r. Donohoei OF talrraX
Colonel II. NJ. Boykin and Captain F. w.
Cunningham. Of Richmond, and DR.. }.
W BRYANT, Of CreWe.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1899-12-06
p.,n-s,ovt Combine Ia session.

81 LfVI1I a Nd o. Decembcr 1.-THE
...,,es-trolIeh and rain-spout combination,
i,rown a. the Pipe- Machine and Manu-
occurring Company is IN session at The
ido,lenden. Representatives are present
49,, SiSssachusetts, Pennsylvania. West
VireinIa Maryland. Georgia, Ohio. In
dana Kentucky. and Illinois. They deny
,bat their company is a trust and that
the object of the meeting Is to raise
mi
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1899-12-06
CITY TO ACQUIRE JusTIs ISLAND
Mr.. Justis VIII Accept the oher--
Dry-pocIS TO BE Built There.

Mr.. William NJ Justls has decided TO
accept the offer OF the city OF Richmond
Of 10000 cubic feet Of sand every year
for ten years for his island, which lies
AT the head Of the harbor. II is proposed
TO reclaim this island and TO construct the
new dykc-lnes on part of II by filling IL
I'm with stone that the chesapeake ana
Ohio company has offered TO haul free Of
charge.
Part Of the island however. Will be
Transferred to the William X. Trigg
Shp-Building Company, and the east END
of il will be converted into a dry-dock,
where the cruiser TO be built by the COM
pany will be constructed.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1899-12-06
Average wcieht of COTTON nnIes.

NEW ORLEANS December 5.-Secre-
farv Hester Of the New orleans Cotton
Exchange. makes the actual average
weight of 36l0.7C6 bales OF the cotton
crop. embracing port receipts and over
land for three months. ending November
20th. 5l2 Hoo pounds per bale against
200 90 100 pounds last year The detailed
averages are: Texas. 525 9i-i0); Louisiana,
XIX 5T-lCl. Alabama 5ll: Georgia
ie4 2G-lO0: South Carolina, oei. North caro-
lima. 800 73-iO0: Virginia. 4aS; Tennessee e,
etc and overland. jO5 $500.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1899-12-06
Murder and Cannibalism.

VANCOUVER, 3. G., December DE
tails were brought by the steamer War
rimoo from Australia OF the atrocious
davouring of the body by the trsacherous
oannihals OF the Admiralty Islands.
A letter dated Manapea, New Britain.
saws. Twelve months ago two young
Germans, named Metzke and Molte, open.
ed trading station on the small island
Of 81. Anthony. in the Admiralty group.
10 the north of German New Guinea,
and in spite OF the fact that The natives
are a most treacherous and cunning race,
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1899-12-06
THE BELL CONSOLIDATION.
Alleged Plan for Absorption Of All
sub-COrpOrations.
CNew York Times

New Olk llhee.J
BOSTON. December 4-Iocal financial
circles are still discussing with much in
terest the pending Bell Long-Distance
Telephone consolidation, and opinions re-
garding the proposition differ widely
The announcement that the exchange or
stock will be made on the basis OF two for
one has naturally caused some disap-
pointment, as Il had been generally eX-
pected that the Bell stockholders would
get three shares Of Long Distaace stock
for every share of Bell. But Psple who
are close TO the Bell management assert
that Saturdays announcement3 las some
what premature; that It has ~, by any
means told the whole story, and that
stockholders who have parted with their
stock have certainly made a serious mis-
take. The fact that all the stock now
Offering is quickly absorbed would seem
to indicate that there ID 8eood basis for
these claims. Only when the official cir
cular announcing the plan is issued-and
IL is expected soon-can fair judgmer
be passed upon the project. But what
ever else this may make clear. II is mani
testify certain already that by the change,
even though the new stock may be placed
upon an per cent. basis. the Bell stock,
now commonly counted a "s.lt-edged"
conservative investment secuTlty, VIII Do
replaced by stock that Will be ranked
for time. at least. as speculative.
Beyond this fl is also 10 be taken into
account, 50 good authorities assert, that
the present move, though of a most i'm
portant character. is really only prelimi-
nary TO plan for the ultimate absorption
of all the parent company's sub-cOrpora-
IONS. This project will, OF course, require
much time for its accomplishment, but Is
bound TO be very beneficial TO the big ca
poration's stock. as well as 10 the secur.-
ties OF the smaller companies. 1t is like Y
10 be demonstrated in due time that It
viii place Bell stockholders I'm better
position than at present both in the mat
Ter of the value of their investment and
,...tAl-,... nhnranIl
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1899-12-06
CAUGHT AT CREwE.
Resigned-OR on "a Hunt-yery Ill
Other Mention.

CREWE. VA. December 5--(Speciai.)--
Mr.. c. III. Kruse, the popular and etii-
Gent secretary OF the Railroad Young
Mems Christian Association at this place.
has resigned. Mr.. kruse has made many
friends here by his ever courteous ana
polite treatment TO all, and many regrets
are expressed at his resignation.
Mayor Bryant left last night for q few
days hunt I'm North Carolina, and Will
also visit his brothers, ~ Randalmon,
n. {.
Captain w. II. Tucker q well-kn
conductors OF tho Norfolk and Western
railway. Is III at his home with pneu-
monla.
Mrs. william g. Ellison, Of Richmond,
Is visiting friends and relatives here.
Mr.. Julian Bryant, OK Richmond, was
here this week On business.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1899-12-06
Lyncbburg Boy i'm Trouble.

Walter Turpin. a white youth. is
prisoner at the First Police station ne
is charged with entering a mouse IN tIlS
Iirst district near the Southern road ana
stealing some clothing. Turpin says ne
is from Lynchburg. Policeman senior
made the arrest. ,.,.- -,
Hugh Dri and Albert Ray Whlte poIs''
we're arrested Yesterday for stealing to-
bacco from Butler & Bosher.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1899-12-06
Masonic Temple Trustees TO Enter
tuiu.

The trustees of the Masonic Temple
Association Will give a supper at the
Temple tonight. The main purpose IS
fo bring together the staff officers n
the various Masonic bodies In this city
and Manchester to confer I'm a social way
about an entertainment which il IS pro-
posed TO give for the benefit of the as
oorfaffpp
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1899-12-06

appeared to get on very well with them
The two traders decided to purchase the
island Molte went 10 New Britain 70
arrange the deal. leaving Metzke with
ten Solomon Island boys Upon Notes
return he found that Metzke had been
murdered, together with four OF his boys,
and that the bodies had been cut up
cooked. and eaten by the savages.'
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1899-12-06
nied I'm Nonnoke.

ROANOKE, VA. December e-vpe-
c,aj5-Willis Le Roy Smith. OF Orange
Courthouse. died last night ~ Hstsi H2s.
noke' OF hemorrhags Of the stomsoh: ~
was taken from the train hasHIasy nisn IL
, ~ f forty'eisRt hours. his VIZ. an..
father-in-iaw Rev. J: y. Hsnsbrouyn. ar.
lived In the city short while before ~
died. The remains were taken 10 nv
home for interment
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1899-12-06
The Richmond lowed to New fsrE
cSew York Trihuns--Sth.)

The ola Dominion Line tIteamship Old
romlnion arrived at this Fort yesterday
towing In the steamship Richmond, u the
same Tins. on her last trip rom nav
York TO Norfolk the .Rlchmsad broke =
shaft. and was picked up BY the Ssvan-
November 18th. twenty-rlne miles north
east OF Frying-Pan Light near Paint
lookout She was towed into Norfolk.
and The City Of Augusta then went on
her way. Ths Richmond was brought -
this city 20 have repairs made.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1899-12-06
british watching a German ship.

LAS PAI.NIAs, CANAHI ISLANDS.
December 6-The British second-class
cruiser Arethusa has been closely watch
ing the German steamer Ella Woermann.
18th. for the west coast OF Africa. On the
demand OF the British Government the
Spanish authorities searched the vessel
on her arrival here. but found no guns or
cartridges on board OF her The steamer
then proceeded.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1899-12-06

CHATTANOOGA. TENN, Dscsmpes D.
TENN states that James Mowry. Jr..
r,omnsain section OF Bradley county. TO.
aav. while in rage over some trivia!
matter. knocked b.: VILE N sne ,h nssa
,'.,,b razor A short time efterwardf.
raeiizine what ne had dors. be cut BILE
own throat with the same razor Besn
are Of prominent families IN the section
4, which they lived.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1899-12-06
Expo.tmasfer Sent 20 Jail.

SAVANNAH. GA. December o.-N +.
Carter. ex-postmaster at MeiGriri. va;
was sent TO Jail to-day. In deiaaN OF
bond, under the charse or nlSdpprppii
ating funds of the National Government F.
Carer is short in his accounts with the
Post-OGice Department lie was me
Der Of the Peoples Party's STATE ENeeu-
tive, Committee In the last election.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1899-12-06
Wood Association Organized.

The Virginia Cord-Wood Association
held an important meeting at Murphy >
ing was largely attended and the session
was occupied entirely with the adoption
Of the constitution and bylaws. me
Headquarters of the association have Deen
established at No. north Tenth street:
the hotel.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1899-12-06
Had Taken Lnudanum.

The city ambulance was called about
. O'Clock this morning TO attend a young
woman who had taken laudanum She
was soon revived and gotten out of dan
ger II was said that the drug was
taken accidentally.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1899-12-06
French Cruiser at Delngoa.

CAPE TOWN. December 5.-Tne french
third-cass cruiser Nelly has arrived 1T
Delagoa Bay
The Scranton tribune. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1891-1910, 1899-01-31
MRS. cAREY,s HUSBAND.
The Man Killed at Youngstown, o.,
May Be Her Husband.

Last evening q woman came into
the Providence police station to in
quire about the John Carey who was
killed at Youngstown, Ohio. The wom-
ans name is Mrs. Elizabeth Carey,
of 1852 Nay Aug avenue and she has
three children, two boys and girl.
The boys are ten and twelve respec-
lively and the girl about four. Mrs.
Carey states that her husband left
home four years ago next April. He
was marked on the left forearm by the
initials j. w. c., tattoocd in Indian
ink and the first Joint of the little
finger on the left hand is missing.
He was employed by Kinsley and
Co. as bookkeeper and foreman when
they were married, but resigned and
accepted position of like character
with Burke Brothers. Mrs. Carey
could not give any reason for his
going west, but said she received a
letter from his in the month of July
following his going west, but since
that time nothing has been heard from
him.
Mrs. Carey supports herself and chill
dren by taking In washing. The au-
thorities will endeavUr to find out if
the dead man is her husband.
The Scranton tribune. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1891-1910, 1899-01-31
COURT HOUSE NEWS NOTES.

Willard y. Bunnell was yesterday adj
mitted to the bar ON motion of MapOr
Everett Warren.
The report of the viewers on the road
in Scranton and Spring Brook was con-
trmed finally yesterday.
a rule to open judgment ana permit
of Il defense was made in the case of D.
l.. Potter against George w. Beemer.
An order was made yesterday IN the
McComb divorce case setting II for trial
at the March term, which begins the
fourth Monday of March,
Judge Gunster yesterday granted a
charter to tho Lawrence Hose company
of COnnelton. Attorney John NJ Harris
represented the petitioners.
Rules for new trials have been granted
i'm the cases of Leonard against Clark *
Co., Williams against Menrs, Decker
against Ho'gate and Winans against
Bunnel.
Court yesterday approved the 5000
bond of Edwin Frable, executor of the es-
tate Of John BraZel, which he was di-
rected to file by the terms of the will.
Jacob Demuth and Conrad Peil are his
sureties.
ON motion of County Solicitor II. A.
Knapp court fixed the compensation Of
the county commissioners for 1899 al 81. 30
per day for every day necessarily en-
ployed. This is the same pay as was al
lowed last year.
Judge Archibald yesterday handed dowa
two opinions dealing with the exceptions
Of Il. a. Brown and Laura A. Gregory
TO the report of the auditor in the estate
OF Sylvanus +. Brown, deceased. The
auditors findings for the most part are
sustained, hut the court orders 2 new dis
! trbution.
In the petition case Of Thomas Wat
kins against Charles Watkins and others,
an order was made yesterday on motion
| of Vosburg q Dawson, directing tha
| sheriff Ia sell the property in question
at public auction, the parties to the
The Scranton tribune. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1891-1910, 1899-01-31
Goods

Consisting of Persian Lawns, Victoria Lawns India
Lnons Wash Chiffon, Bolton Cloth, English Long Cloth
Jones Cambria Soft French Nainsook Organdes Swiss
Dimtes Plaid Nansooks Stripe Nainsooks Welt Piques
Etc, at our usual wellknown low prices.