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The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1899-11-04
IMPROVE THE RIVER.
Colonel Cutshaw's Idea of the Best
Means To Adopt.

The Improvement of the river was dis
cussed By the Committee on the Improve
ment of James river last evening at the
regular monthly meeting.
Colonel Cutshaw, the City Engineer,
suggested that the most feasible plan for
the city 20 ADOPT would be 10 endcav0r TO
secure the appropriation Of $4,000 as re-
commended by the chief of Engineers.
General Wilson. If a river and harbor bill
SIS reported at the neat session OF Con-
gress Their he suggested. an endeavOr
should be made 90 81 large appropria-
ton for improving the harbOr. Then. at
another session, he thought II might be
round possible 10 have lh two apprOpria-
lions consolidated With that arrangement
the governments appropriation would be
made 10 include an river work instead Of
stopping at the city limits. as al present.
Colonel Cutshaw also reported on the
trip down the river with the two Virginia
Representatives. who accepted the city's
Inv itatl0n-Messrs. RiXey and Quarles
Both gentlemen were much impressed and
pledged their aid in securing money for
the improvements.
Colonel Cutshdw thu Ight il would be a
good idea to invite members Of the House
Rivers and Haibors Committee 20 Rich
mond I'm parties of four or five so that
they could DE shown over the ground 20
better advantage by the James River In
provemcnt Committee
the members Of the committee present
last night were Messrs. w II. Curtis.
Ebel. HARRISON. Crenshaw. Mayer. Fer
gusson. Allison. Donahoe, Ellyson. Mosby
aid Christian.
The ioint meeting Of the Council Com
mttees on Streets and Water was not
held last nirht as p quorum could not be
secured The member Of the Street f.or,
mittee present We're Messrs. Allen. Fol
lock, Gibson. Peters. Eahen. Woody and
Whittet. Mr. Whittet bore the honors for
the Water Committee. The committees
will meet next Tuesday at p NJ
No quorum Of the Committee on Ac-
counts and Printing could be gotten To-
gether.
The Committees on Light and Gene
teries held brief ana unimpcrtant sessions.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1899-11-04
NORTH CAROLINA
BONDS DELAYED
Treasurer Worth VIII Hold Note Com
pany Responsible
AND MAKE THEM PAY COSTS,
THE C,lorcl Cotton MIL Delayed in
Starting on Account Failure Co Get
Proper Shaftlug ia Iime-Cioth-
ing ManufactoIy Chartered.
AND MAKE THEM PAY COSTS.

RALIlGH, y. G.. Nov. S.-Special-It
mill be remembered the trouble TIE Amer
lean BanEno,e Company ha- gwen state
Treasurer Worth by not sending, accord
sng to contract che engraved bonds for TIE
gayment Of thc pcnitcnaary debt ana for
She state farms. The company promised
Treasurer Worth personally. when he was
in New lo.k. that The work was well un-
der way ana would be quickly finished 1t
Is now learned through The States coun-
sel IN New York that no work whatever
has been done ON the 5onIs. treasurer
Worth saws ho will sue the company lot
breach o. contract and force 10 TO Jay lhe
interest on lhc purchase money ior lhe
farms. as that iu crest would nave s,'pPc1
had De had the bonds t0 turn over 10 tnc
purchasers and get The money. Ihis is
raUicr a unique suit and will attract at
seition
GCTCRrD COTTON FACTORY.
Warren Coleman. (coiorcd) the president
lof The cotton mill 40 Concord. owned ana
controlled entirely by negroes. is mere he
saws IL Will be- SIX weeks before !the mill
begins work. This delay is caused 10y our
COMPANY failing 90 put IN the shafiing on
time. The mill Will have l0o spinolos ana
no looms. giving work to 30 persons.
NEW CHARTER.
The state charters the Charlotte Cloth
Eng Manufacturing Company with capital
etock Of $1,000.
4 Tho Corporation Commission is this
week. looking into the reports Of bank eX-
eominers on the cOnditioI Of the state
Ranks
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ftAfIfiO ADS.
Richmond, Fredericksburg and
Potomac Railroad.

SCHEDULE ~ EiFLt OCI. D. 1917.
LEAVE BYRD-sTliLEr sIAIlON'
S.So a. 81. D4ny ior Washington ana
points NOlIa. stops only ut sa4st "a
ana Fredericksburg. pullman sleep-
els " New York.
$40 A. NJ. sunday oaIy for Washington
ana points North. Stops AT Eiud,
Glen Alien Ashland, LayIofsYiie.
lue~el. tsufla. tf... ..la
ford. WOODLAND. Guinea. summit
IfedericksD Brooke and Nlde-
wafer. pullman car.
S;iJ a. NJ. Daily except sunday. Tor
Washing ca aad points North stops
at bioa. Gen Alien Ashland. lay
n0.a. Milford, Woods aue Guinea,
summit Ireler.cksburs. Brooke ana
WideWater, Pullman car
1900 ~ Daiy except sunday for WASH
Elba. Glen Amen. Ashland. boswell.
Milford and t'redericksDurg. Panor
Car. Connects with Congressional
Limited at Washington.
7:4O = ' " Daily for washington and
points North. stops al Eiba ASH
and boswell. Mi,,oI,d treler. CHS CHS
AT other stations sundays sleeper
Richmond 10 New York. SLEEPER
Washington to fhHade.gh
ARRIVE BYRD-STREET STA ION.
s.n N DAILY stops az whitewater,
o." file frederick sDurg Milford.
boswell, Ashland and Elha. stop, stops
at other stations sundays Sieepo'
New 1DIh NH tNte hlAA"f'f
400 II ~ n1NN. except r.nudl - N.
~ at FrederlcksbuFg F.. Ml 55 fyb Do'Y yen.
Tor car from Washington. r.,
7:1O p. NJ Daily. Stops only at ft gndi
erl5ksburg boswell. Ashland y ~. sn1
Eiba Pullman cars from New lolN'
$40 p NJ. Daily stops no WideWalft
brooke. Freie9rieekss,95rrss srd SUNNI H'nSi{
Guinea Wooislahe VI ig Ut ,,'.-,,...ii....
Ruther Glen boswell ldy'oi. NlIr'
Ashland. Glen Allen and Elba sleep.
ACCONMODATfON TRAINS.
DAILY Except sunday
7tg 4 NJ Leaves Elba for Qu1nlco.
400 j N Leaves Byrd-Street station Tor
Fredericksburg. +
600 p NJ. Leaves Eliza for Ashland.
$40 4 n Arrives Elha from Ashland
SOS A NJ Arrives ByrdStr from
Fredercksburg ,,
wv W. r. TAYLOR.
Traffic Manager
T.. r. - MYERS
President
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1899-11-04
BUSINESS MEMS ASSOCIATION
Formed in Williamsburg With Sew
cnty-ThPce Members.

Cnty-Ihrce Members.
WILLIAMSBURG, VA, Nov. 3.-spe-
cial.-Seventy-three members Joined the
Business Mems Association organized
here tonight to advance the interests Of
this city.
Mr.. j. 3. C. Spencer was elected pre-
sident for the first year and Messrs. II.
Monquln first vice-pnasident; T. j. Stubs
second vice-preside.,; l.. Henley, Jrt
third vice-prcsident Mr. II. y. Phillips.
treasurer: Mr.. John S. Charles secretary.
The next meeting will be held on the
10Th instant.
A strong real estate company has been
organized and win be chartered as the
Peninsula Land and immigration Com
pany. The object will be TO interest
Western and Northern capital in PENN
sula real estate and industries.
Or. j. w. Rawlins, am old resident, met
with "a painful accident which, at his adj
vanced age. will go very hard with him
A large piece Of lumber dropped on one
Of his feet. breaking several bones and
MASKING the member badly. lie is rest
ing easier to-day.
Mr.. r. w Rose who suffered stroke
Of paralysis a few days ago is improving
slowly. His condition is serious.
Judge Sydney Smith left this morning
for Richmond.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1899-11-04
Southern Railway

SCHEDULE EFFECTIVE OCT. D. 1883.
2.3O =. N. Daily except SUM To
4:a0 =. NJ Daily except SUM West
500 A. NJ Daily except SUM- Point
and intermediate stations.
York River Line steamers leave West
Point daily except Sunday at 800 =. NJ;
leave Baltimore daily except Sunday at
200 =. N.
TRAINS LEAVE RICHMOND.
400 =. NJ Daily FOR Atlanta. Augusta,
I2.ol p. NJ and an points South
600 T.. NJ. Daily except sunday for Keys.
vile and intermediate stations.
TRAINS ARRIVE KCuMOND.
900 A. M Daily from
f25 p 81 points South
$40 A. NJ, Daily except Sunday from
KeYsyfne
900 a. NJ Daily from West Point and
baltimore. except Monday.
1O.i5 A NJ. Daily ok SUMO From West
day and Monday. , Point ana
GAO p. NJ. Daily cX- SUM- intermediate
day. stations.
Information as 10 schedules. rates snt
sleeping-car reservations furnished by
Richmond Transfer Co. 900 east Main
street. az Depot Ticket Agent, Virginia.
Street Station. ,,.,-..-,,,--,,,
Trav. Pas Agent. 02O T. Main ST. Rich.
hS "trip W. A TURK.
Ira me-, Manager. Gen. Pas Agent
FRANK 6. CANNON. Third Fice-Presi'
dent and Gen. Man. Washington d. q.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1899-11-04
A RUM0R DENIED.
Mrs. Stonewail jackson Denies That
She is In Want.

CHARLOTTE y @. Nov "a rumor
fayirg gone abroad over the country that
Mrs Sionewall Jackson. widow Of the dis
stingulshed Confederate Gereral. is absO-
1utely penniless in want and h)polessly
On and blind. Mrs. Jackson said to-day to
"a representative Of the Associated Press.
bhat these statements are very much ex-
Aaggerated.
il is true that she is not In afluent cir
cumstances but she has a competency
land has always been above want. Her
fhealth IS somewhat improved and she IS
mot blind. though still suffering from a
painful disease facial neuralgia. Appeals
khaving been made an over the South for
her relief Mrs Jackson is anxious that
The true state Of the case should be known.
as she Is unwilling 10 accept any donations
fxceDt t,1se offered as testimonials Of love
and admiration for her late husband.
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EAIrEOADJ
Atlantic Coast Lima
SCHEDULE EFFECTIVE JULY 81, 1899.
TRAINS LEAVE RIcHMOND-BfkD RID
srkEET STATION.


400 A. Al. Daily. arrives Petersburg g.3f
A. a.. Norfolk Jl.-i a. NJ. stops
only az Petersburg, Mafefiy aad
Suffolk. Va.
500 q. 81. Daiy. arrives fesetaD1ts 5.Jc
a. A.. IA esiOu Ia a. a., FAY cite
vile 4I5 T. IL. Charleston III ~ a..
al Savannah IL 80 \. NJ, Jackson
Vile 80 y. NJ. Port Tampa go T.
n. Connects az Wilson with No.
~, arriving Goiosooro $40 r. ~.
Wilmington 80 l.. NJ. al EmpOria
for Buffalo Lithla Springs and Oh
intermediate points. arriving springs
800 H. NJ. pullman Sleeper New
York 10 Jacksonville.
1880 A. NJ. Daily except sunday, arrives
Petersburg 100 J.. II. stops Man
chester brehrl Elun lcutralla
and Chester on signal
1888 +. NJ. Daily local. arrives Peters
burg 4.iJ 4. 81. Makes all stops
$50 L. ~ Daily. arrives Petersburg T. 20
J. ". Makes local stops Il. and 4.
ral,cOad
1880 T. M. Daily arrives Petersburg
S.Of l.. 81. Connects with a. aud
W. Tor NOriOlK ana intermediate
points; Emp0ria I'D connects With
4. and -. for stations between En-
poria and LaWrencgylDej. Weldon
D:4- +. d., fayeteviile "a A. ~.
Charcsioa 500 4 n, savannah
500 a. 81. Jacksonville !, 90 h. NJ.
NEW Lt-NE 10 MIDDLE GEoR-
GA POlNIS-Arrivipg Aiken i:2s
a. ~. Augusta s.l0 A. My Macon
II A. H. Atlanta l215 +. III. Pull
man sieepcrs New York 10 w.
mngton Charleston. jacksonville.
Aiken. Augusta and Macon
900 + a. Daily. arrives Petersburg 600
l.. ~. Weldon 1920 j. VI Makes
local stops between Petersburg and
Weldon Arrives Lyuchburg 2.1J 4.
", Roanoke Va. i.30 A. ~. Bfis-
tol Na..lo. iu a ~ CONNECTS sr $500
pora for Dauviile. Va. arriving J.3J
a. NJ. Pullman Sleeper Richmond
10 Lynchhure.
1915 = " Daily Arrives Petersburg
ti.3O a. a.
TRAINS ARRIVE RICHMOND.
1923 A. 81. Daily. from Jacksonville. Sa-
vanuah Charleston. Atlanta. Ma
con. Augusta and all points south.
$50 A. Nj Daily except sunday Al
ian'a. Athens anad Raleigh, Hen.
dorson Lynchburg and the West.
S.3T A. N Daily, Petersburg local
500 A. a. Sunday only. FROM Atlanta.
Athens Ha e ga. and Henderson,
Lyuthburg and he West
II.05 A. ". Daily. Norfolk. suffolk and
1.a5 = IA 1aiiy except Sunday. From
PETERSBURG. Stops az Chester. Cen
traila Drewerys Bluff and Man
Cos =. NJ Daily. Norfoik. Suffolk, wav-
erlv and Petersburg.
100 p NJ Daily. Jacksonville Savau-
nah Charleston. Wilmington Colds
bOr0 and AN points South.
SIG T. NJ Daily. Petersburg. Lynch
n. N EMERSON.
L r. KENNY. Traffic Manager.
General Manager.
H. n EMERSON,
General Passenger Agent.
C. s. CAMPBELL.
Division Passenger Agent
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1899-11-04

j. y. King. Savannah. and Masters Mate
W. H. Savage. Baltimore. Md. The others
know have preceded their gallant Com
mander 20 the grave.
The Confederate agent in Havana, was
Major Helm. Of Kentucky mot Hcient.
Captain r. j. Page was as true gem
tieman and as gallant "A naval officer ~
any who served the Confcderacy. and
there We're many such.
May be now rest In peace. His duty
was done most faithfully
JOHN 4. WILSON.
Late Mldshipman G. : \.
Whitewater, Stafford county, Va. NO
vember p 1888
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1899-11-04

Richmond: Walssha Wendenburg' 5
trustee. TO L. o. Weujonburg "A s l-4-l2
feet on south side Franklin street. "a IL
~ feet from southeast corner Fourth
street. $500.
Henrico. Caroline Nosby to ii. !.
Cabell. % feet on west side Bacon street
near Brook avenue, 500.
Henry 5. Wallerstein and wife TO VIII
liam II. ChapDen e feet on north side
Darlington street. 100 ZIP feet west of
Twenty fourth street, $3.50.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1899-11-04
A BRILLIANT MARRIAGE.
Wedding of Thomas Haynes and Miss
Elizabeth FOntainc Maury.

Va. Nov. g.
Speolal Piedmont the magnificent
homestead OF Colonel Jessie l.. Mauy,
was the scene last evening a. SEQ o'clock
of a brilliant marriage, the contracting
parties being Miss Elizabeth Fontaine,
daughter OF Mr Fontaine Maury and Mir.
Thomas Haynes. a prominent lawyer OF
San Antonio Tex. The ceremony was per-
formed by DR. Harry y. Lee, rector of the
Episcopal church. in the presence Of two
hundred persons.
Miss Mamie Leman Of Albemarle, was
maid OF honor. and the attendants were
the Misses Williams and Miss Jennings. OF
Iynchburg. and the Kisses Wood and
Price. M Aibemarle
Mr. and Mrs. Haynes left on the early
train this morning for their home In san
Antonio. Tex.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1899-11-04
THE WELDON FAIR.
"A Manchester Girl Dragged 10y a Run
away Horse.

WELDON. y. G.. Nov. S--Speciai-The
1wenty-fourth annual Fair closed to-day.
III was a TX success. Ten thousand people
were here Thursday from all sections and
Fhe attendance was the largest I'm the his
hory Of the association.
over $3.50 people passed through the
gates.
The german last night was a brilliant
social event and some fifteen or twenty
touplcs participated.
Miss Bessie Sedge. late Of Manchester
VA. came near being seriously injured
YESTERDAY. She was in a buggy with Chief
lMarshal Harrison. Arriving at the young
aadv's home MT Harrison got out and be
grore he helped Miss Sledge 10 ailght, the
horse dashed of The buggy was over
turned and the young lady dragged for
.ahout fifty yards. Fortunately. she was
mot Injured but the buggy was broken 10
pieces and the horse ran for several miles
before he stopped.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1899-11-04
Mot ut Grove ANrnnr.

The directors OF the Baptist Home for
Aged Women held their regular monthly
meeting al GrOve-Aveuue Baptist church
yesterday morning at If O'Clock. Ths delay
In the meeting. which usually occurs on
the first of the month, wits occasioned by
the repairs going ON AZ the Hcme.
After some business had been transacted
n committee was formed 90 look after the
offerings that are usually made 10 this
Home on Thanksgiving Day.
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torn. and all coming in when the latter

storm. and all coming in when the latter
abatcd.
The value OF the steamers with their
cargocs appr0Ximates four million dollars,
and they took on here about six or eight
thousand dollars worth Of bunker coal
between them. This they Will consume
in making the voyage across.
BY cOaling here On route they save
money, since they utilize the space for
cargo which would be filled by coal did
they take enough coal al the Gulf ports
where their voyage is initiated, to steam
them directly across
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1899-11-04

Mr.. =. 6. Gregory. Of Chesterfield
county was in his buggy out on Broad
street Thursday night, looking at the fire.
works. when his horse became frightened
and ran away. Mr.. Gregory was thrown
out and sustained painful bruises and a
cut over his right eye.
lie went 10 the 81 Claire Hotel where
ne received medical attention. lie is get
ting along nicely and returned to his
home yesterday afternoon.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1899-11-04
SENSATIONAL SHOOTING,
Machinery Secured for Box Factory
in Iynchburg,

LYNCHBURG. VA, Nov. S-Speeial.-'
Details of a sensational shooting anair in
Nelson county have just reached here.
Last Wednesday Mr.. James Dickey, one
of Nelson's prominent and wealthy citi-
zcns. shot and seriously wounded jim
Davidson. former resident Of Lynch
burg. who was at the time on Mr.. Dick
ey's place contrary to Mr.. Dickey's or
ders.
o. is stated that Mr. Dickey claims
that ne did not intend to hit Davidson,
but tried only 10 frighten him. Mr.. Da-
Wilson's condition IS said 10 be very
critical
Machinery has been purchased anG all
arrangements made for the operation here
Of a large paper box factory. Mr.. r. a.
Jennings Of Lynchburg. and Mr.. NJ. &.
Price. Of Roanoke, are the proprietors.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1899-11-04
BY II. A .McCurdy,
Real Estate AuctiOncer.

TRUSTEE'S SALE OF FRAN T.
4 DWELLING AND LOT. No ~
WEST LEIGH STREET, JUST WEsl
or GRAHAM STREET. NOW IN THE
OCCUPANCY OF ANDREW j. WALK
Err.
In execution Of the provisions OF a deed
OF trust of October 8, 1895, and duly re-
corded. will offer FOR sale, upon tho
premises. on
WEDNESDAY. THE 1ST DAY OF NO
VENEER, 1889
at An p. NJ. an fhe real estate conveyed
bv said deed. consisting OF neat and
comparatively new frame dwelling, con-
tanning about six rooms and lot Oh which
It stands. fronting l6 feet and inch, and
running back IS feet TO am alley.
TERMS. Cash as 10 expenses OF eXecut-
ing this trust. all delinquent taxes, and
sufficient 20 pay Off two notes aggregat-
ing sji5. with all interest, etc. therein;
balance I'm one and two years, negotiable
notes. with interest added, or an cash,
AZ the option Of the purchaser.
r. p. MCURDY, Trustee.
Postponed until Monday, November 9Th,
at 400 = M.
r. 3. MCURDY, Trustee.
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STEAMER ASHORE.
The Catherine Whiting. Lumber
Laden. Dashed 10 Pieces.

WILMINGTON y. c.. Nov. 9-The
steamer Catherine Whiting. $50 tons Cap
tain r G.. Miller from Satla River Ca.
% New York. laden with cargo OF $4,000
feei Of lumber belonging to- Hilton Dodge
Lumber Co.. went ashore Monday after
noon at o'clock. twenty miles south OF
frying-Pan Shoals. she is a total loss.
having been dashed go pieces and Is val
ued at S2o00
Tho captain and crew Of IS men drfted
ashore on the pilot-house OF the whiting.
and We're al saved
The coast'ng steamer Seabrght picked
them up near Little River S. C.. and
brought them safely 10 this port.
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Clptain Crawford Elected.

a regular meeting of Company 4. Rich
mond Grays was held az their quarters
in the Hegimental Armory last night. and
&. A. Crawford formerly captain Of Com
pany D. who IS very hard M work organic
ing Company 4. was e'eoted tho captain
of the latter company.
The election Of leutenants was not
saken w ~ this meeting but was post
poned until some future meeting.
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WEDDINGS IN CHARLOTTE.
Mr.. John l.. Eubank Makes Miss Fleta
Malklns HIS Hridc

KEYSNlLLE VA Nov. 3-Speoial-
nir. John p kubank was married yester-
day afternoon 90 Miss FYeta Watkins al
the residence Of her sister. Mrs Frank
Womack. ~ west Cary street. al 8
@ clock Rev. j. Gavin stewart officiating.
Mr.. II. j.. Hammer. postmaster al KEYS
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1899-11-04

Thursday nights services AZ Laurel
Street Methodist church was one of the
most interesting OF the revival meetings
which have been In progress there for
several days Rev. r. Finley Gayle. the
pastor. preached a stirring sermon 20 an
appreclative congregation. and there were
three conversions.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1899-11-04
DURHAM'S TOBACCO SALES.
A Popping Tom Sent to the Grand
jury.

DURHAM. Y. c.. Nov. 3.-Special.-
Vhe town was fun Of tobacco and tobacco
farmers to-day. Among receipts were
some fair wrapper that sold from $50 10
so per hundred Double sales were run
Jill late I'm the afternoon.
The police arrested DR. Vaughan. a
white man around town. last nlght for
prowline around the premi es Of a widow
iadv. When CAUGHT ne was In the back
yard looking through a window. Tie was
sent on TO the grand jury this morning
md went % fan 20 await IT'S meeting.
Major w. A Guthrie late Pouulis, cam
uidate for Governor and now attorney
Tor the Southern railway. is confined 10
DIS homo M--L ..L.r. n-.- ~ oru.Lnnlaa
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1899-11-04
The Z. y. Ram "Stoncwall "

Editor OF The Times;
Slr-llaving just read your account of the
brief career OF the Confederate States ram
"Stonewan," which is quite correct, | re-
greet To see that you have buried an Of
her officers excepting Messrs. Green. VIII
kinson, and Newton. As one OF them. I
hope TO live "A little longer. and I have
not heard that the following named off,
GERS are dead. viz: Lieutenant T.. G..
Read, OF Amherst G. H.. Va, Payrnasfcr
r. W. Curtis. OF England: Chief Engineer
Nv, r, Brooks. Of Savannah. Ga; Gunner
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1899-11-04
Steamers Coal a Bunch.

NORFOLK. VA. Nov. Especial
Eight foreign steamers. bound from Cur
ports for Europe, cOaled to-day at Lam
beris Point. This IS probably the largest
number which has coaled there in one
day for several years. The vessels came in
q bunch having been delayed by the
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1899-11-04

A. executrix Of the late Juiia -. ttl-
Mn. will sell. by auction on 'he prem
''''' ' MONDAY. NOV. g, 1899.
beoiunina AZ I.3o o'clock +. a., those
SFNEN HANDSOME BUILDING LOIS
m ne southwest corner Of Main ana
Vine streets. each fronting - ieeL except
tho corner. which fronts 80 feet Z lnrhcs.
iv f7o foci y inches 10 am alley 20 leei
vide. Also. THREE LOTS OF - icet
each ard ONE OF u feet front. on the
north side Of Cary street, between vine
ana Walnut streets. beginning IS feet
west Of Vine street and extending back
10 feet inches TO the aforesaid alley.
These are excellent lots. I'm an improving
locality. and should command me alleh-
ZION of those contemplating building as
well as Spectators
TERMS. Onc-th.rd cash and the resi-
due at six ana Twelve months. for notes.
with interest added and secured by
ue'' KATE L, BOGGs,
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BY Il. b. Chaff.n &c CO., incorporated,
Real Estate AuctioneerS
No. y Tenth ST.
nRUsTEE's AUCTION SALE
1 OF THE
COIOrod Odd Fellows Hall,
No. 727 North Third Street.

BY virtue Of a certain deed Of trust.
duly recorded IN me clerk oHice ol
Richmond Chancery Court IN Deed-Book
III b PAGE AS. default having been made
i'm the payment OF money therein secured,
and being go required by the beneficiary
win sell, by public auction on the prem
Uses. on
THURSDAY. nov 1e 1889,
AT 4 o'clock p. NJ. the REAL ESTATE
described In said deed. as follows: ION
the east side Of Third Cidl street between
Jackson and Duval streets, fronting on
said Third (2dl street twenty-five ,2'l
feet. and running back between parallel
lines I'm an easterly direction one hunareu
and twenty-five d2) feet to a sixteen
90 feet-wide alley
A good. substantial brick building, three
stories high. with basement; covers me
entire lot. the arst Aoor of which Is htted
for a store with the upper part lot nan
and lodge purposes. -, -
TERMS: a sufficient sum IN cash 10
defray the expenses Of executing THIS
trust. and 10 paw a debt ~ $500 with
interest from July %. 1865 and as 10
any surplus. a credit Of six. twelve and
eighteen months. for negotiable notes,
bearing interest from date OF SAFE az y
per cent TO be secured on me properly
by deed Of trust a deposit OF 10 per
cent cash at the time OF sale wih be re-
quired unless the responsibility or the
purchaser is known so the trustee
MOI ROBERT STILES. Trustee.