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Virginian-pilot. (Norfolk, Va.) 1898-1911, 1899-07-30
BY Byrd. Baldwin & Co., Auc,ionecr,

- cd In us. We will sell on behalf or
thc owners. at the Real Estate EXCHANGE
IN inc CITY OF Norfolk. on TUESDAY, ihe
Isl Gay or August. 1899. ut Y O'Clock n,
tn inc following valuable piece OF property
IN rear OF the eastern side of Church
street, In the City of Norfolk. at tho head
OF freemason street, opening on Church
street by q paved lane belonging to- Tho
property. and occupied by William II
Irwin as stables.
rms property runs back from Church
street IN an castcrly direction PAT feet II
ihches. thence In Il northcriy dircction II
!eet I inches. thence in a westerly direc
non lia feet il inches. thence in a so,ith
cry direction N feet ~ inches TO Tho
northern limo of the said lane. ihenro
along said line 100 feet 10. Church street
ana thence In southcrly direction along
ohurch street feet j,a inches to Tho point
The property is under lease for five
years from July LIST. 1899 at a net rental
repairs. anu
TERMS :-Onc-th:rd cash. balance Inv
notes at and II months. bearing intn,
est. secured by deed of trust on the IRON
eTty. or all cash at option of pnrchts,'r
BYRD, BALDWIN d co.
1S---'"S Auciouccrs.
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TRUCK MhRKET.
(By Telegraph to Virginian- pilot)
NEW YORK.

POTATOES. quiet. Cabbage. steady.
Muskmelons moving moderately Mt
ABOUT last quotations. Watermelons
continue weak under very heavy offer
ihgs Muskmelons, Jersey per. half bar
rel crate. Zoe. 500; do Baltimore per
D , basket, 5O@ '5c.; do Maryland
Rocky Ford seed per crate 81 MOI 20.
90 per carrier 75c. M$le5 do Marylond
gem ana Jenny Lind per carrier. soc m
Sl.oo; Southern per barrel. SOC. MSI 90 :.
90 per carrier. S0M50c. Watcrmelons
per carload. $S5@ 100: do per 100. sSdIll
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SUBSCRIPTION LISTS OPEN ON
MONDAY, JULY 81, at BANK OF
COMMERCE, Norfolk, Va.
ain inrms All snhscrlntinn ana:

The terms OF subscription are:
First-That each subscription shall be
accompanied by cash or certified check
Tor twenty per cont co per cent? of the
face thereof and that the residue shall
he payable in instruments OF twenty per
cent. 60 per cent? on thirty days 500
written or published notice.
Sccond-That ali checks and cash he
payable to tank of Commerce. who have
been authorized to receive and receipt Tor
all money paid on account of the stock
in question. ana Ia hold the Same sub
icct only to the order OF Newport News
AhattoIr Company.
Third THAT subscriptions 10 said pre-
ferred stock shall close al ) o'clock y. IN.
August 9TH. 1859. and in the event OF said
amount OF stock being over subscribed
previous to that d.te. the right is re-
served to return any money romiitcd as
advanced payment on said preferred
stock. ana to lot to subscribers less
amount than that named in their sub
sc:ipiions.
For further particulars call or address
BANK or COMMERCE.,
or ~. u. LAW
% CRANKY street. Norfolk. Va.
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AND CHESApEAr,r
CANAL ARRIVALS.
NORTHROTND

Stmr. Manistee. towing. North Caro-
lima to Norfolk
TO Norfolk '''''''
Sloop ELLA Myrtle. melons, North Car
DINA 10 Norfolk
Sloop Powells Point, melons North
Carolina To Norfolk
Simr NJ. j. Jory. raft Of logs North
Carolina to Norfolk
Simr j. w. Murray, towing. Nor;b
Carolina TO Norfolk
Barge \. j. Murray, piles, North car
Dina tu Norfolk.
Barge Fitness, piles, North Carolina
to Norfolk. '''''
stmr C. w Petit. merchandise
North Carolina To Norfolk.
Simr Thomas Newton. merchandise
North Carolina To Norfolk
SoUTlIROUND
Stmr Carolina. towing. Norfolk tn
North Carolina.
.Schr G. 6. Bennett. light Norfolk to
North Carolina. ~
schr MADEIRA. light. Norfolk to North
Carolina. ''' al
Carolina. NV III
sloop Little Alma, light. Norfoll. ,o
North Carolina IVA" l"
Carolina 80 -''' III
Stmr lIarbingcr merchandise. Nor
folk to North Carolina.
Stmr Colonel j. c. Hi. light Nor
FOLK to North Carolina
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Offers 1900 Shares 7 per cent
Preferred Stock.

Eonus of 20 per cent i'm full paid non
asscssable common stock. Contract for
excavations has been given out ana work
is being pushed rapidly.
The following prominent business men
are Directors: Hon Charles II. OFFER
ran. Richmond. Va: DIR. l.. S. F'ilbcrt
Wulcanitc Paving Coz, Philadelphia; Jro.
Schmidt cx-President Gray's Ferry Ahat-
toiD. Philadelphia: Arthur b. liucy, Phil
adclphia: G. W. Harvey, Wcnonah. y. j :
T. $. Palmer. Philadelphia; Samuel IL.
liucy. Philadelphia.
Virginian-pilot. (Norfolk, Va.) 1898-1911, 1899-07-30

w II. FENTRESS 6 SON, GENER-
W. Al. REAL ESTATE AND rem
TAL AGENTS. IS BANK STREET
SECOND FLOOR
FOR RENT
DWELLINGS,
40 Butte street. October lst
2H5 Brown aVcuuc.
t0s Main street. rooms and store.
30 Dartmouth street. September LIST
20 Willoughhy avenue. October LIST.
~ Butte street. October LIST.
20 Brown street.
20 Shields street.
100 bermuda street.
- Smith street
A Calvert street
- Arlington place. October LIST.
STORES
COS Main street. : rooms above.
49, Church street
237 Nicholson street
Factory Building. cor. Water and Mad
ison.
Livery Stable. cor. Church and Union
FLATS.
% Arlington place.
- Kelly avenue
as W. Bramhlcton avenue
L. H. 10 and Is TaylOr's lane.
Virginian-pilot. (Norfolk, Va.) 1898-1911, 1899-07-30

u uRSuANT TO THE TERMS OF 4
Atlantic Trust and Security CompamV
trustee. dated January iain 1888 and Of
record In the Clerks Oiicc Tor Nnrroiit
county, in Decd Book -. page Nj and
AT the request of the beneficiary thcrnin
named we will SCH at pubic auction at
l. o'clocl, m. "
WEDNESDAY. AUGUST % 1892
~ inc Norfolk Real Estate Exchnnpe
Norfolk. Va, the following properly TO
wit: - W
AZ: THOSE FOUR CERTAIN LOTS
uatcd in iIuntersvilc. Norfolk county.
Va; and known ana numbered as lots II
-. % and u. on plat made by e. : Syllc.
OF linton and Neynold's lands, Hunters
willie.
No 81 fronts on Church street extended
20 l-i2 feet and Is 20 feet wide on rear
line. l0d feet on southern and lGl feet on
northern line.
No. - fronts on said Church stree, "a
ie"t inches, with width 81 feet on rear
line. and Is l0l feet OH south line and o.
feet on north line.
No y fronts on Church street 81 feet
- feet on south line and 80: feet on north
I'm. "
No. 81 fronts on Church street Il Gig
feet. with width or rear line of 10 feet
and has depth on southern line SGia fcei
ana on north line 79i;. feet
TERMS Made known on day of sale
ATLANTIC TRUST " SECURITY CON-
PANY. Trustee
BYRD. BALDWIN & Co.
This July 2!st, 1889. Auctionecrs.
Jy22-IOt
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; leAdins futures ranged az follows:

tdSn quotations were as follows: Flour
WIS steady; patents. S3.l56i355: straights
SG;:gTa3 = clears. $2.SouS.l0: spring spc,
S ga, 800: hIrd Patents. s3.5O6iS.Co sort.
20. %Soa5.fO: No. spring wheat. 6lG,
90 90. No. : red. 7la.c.: No. corn. 32sp
SS53iirsc': \, ~ : oats, 2oS.@2lc.; No . white
90; 10. White. 22'.u2a;2c.: No. rye.
go 40 ! max seed, Mi2c.: new. Si.OO:
prime timothy seed. s2.45 Mess Pork ncr
15rrni' %;i"mSs9; lard; per 100 pounds. s. %
%%","':s; snort RIBS sides doose). 5oIG,5 20:
snort clear sides (boNed), s5.4Oa :. Is. Wis,
NeS ai s,ra finished goods per gallon
On the Produce Exchange to-day tbc
nu'tcr market was firm: crcamerics. l3ism
d.o.' dairios. 1lNlji2c. Cheese, weak. ~
Virginian-pilot. (Norfolk, Va.) 1898-1911, 1899-07-30
SHIPPING REPORT,
Foreign nnI C.,nxtvise
July %. 1899.
ARRIVED

ARRIVED.
Schr John X. Holiday. Homer. New
York, light. "
CLEARED.
Schr. Carrigan. Crowley, New York
SAILED
lrltlsh stmp. David Mainland. Free
man. Hamburg
y Schr. Fannie Stewart, Darby. New
Schr. Crescent. Mehaffey. New York
York. - ~"
y schr- James II. IIoyt Megathlin. New
Virginian-pilot. (Norfolk, Va.) 1898-1911, 1899-07-30
r TRUSTEES SALE

RY VIRTUE or TIE PROVISIONS
- of deed of trust from \ Crooncn-
bcrehs to me, dated tho lGth day of De
ccmber. 1893. and recorded in The Clerks
Office of Norfolk Cruhtv Court In Deed
Book No. 49,. page /. &C.. and upon re-
quest OF tho holder of the note. secured
thereby. default having been made in It's
payment. shah offer FOR sale at pubIi,
ton. for cash. on TUESDAY, the i.i
day OF August, 1899. al u o'clock m. OF
the Real Estate Exchange OF the city
OF Norfolk. No 23G Main street, tho prop
crty conveyed To me by said decd OF
trust, Tho said property consists of a
lot. with brick bu lding thereon. situated
ON the west side or Malthy avenue. in
the County of Norfolk. Va. and front
ing on Maltby avenue 30 feet. more or
less. being the lot numbered 90 on the
plat of tho lands of tho Tidcwatcr In.
Ncstmcnt and Trust Company which Is
of record in tho Clerks Office OF Nor
folk County Court. also the vacant 10;
adjoining tho above property on the south
and fronting on Maltby avenue - feet.
more or loss: said vacant lot being num-
bered 50 on the plat above mentioned
reference for more perfect description
of sai1 property Is hereby made to the
said decd OF trust
". - MARTIN. Trustee.
II. c. HOGGARD * Co,
)y22-tds Auctioncers.
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tive: railroad bonds steady; govern
ment bonds steady.
WEEKLY BANK STATEMENT,

New York. July 29.-The weekly bank
statement shows the following changes
surplus reserve decreased, $l.244.i75
loans decreased. SS.334 800: specie de-
creased. A.2il.io0: legal tenders de-
creased. slS1.a0o; deposits decreased.
w 300; circulation decreased. S27.
600. The banks now hold SlOSii.195 in
excess of the requirements of the %
per cent. rule
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BOND MARKET.
New York. July %, 1894.
NEW YORK MONEY MARKET

New York. July 29.-Moncy on call
easier: transactions at per cent;
prime mercantile paper. 3Ia@4la per
cent Sterling exchange heavy. with
actual business in bankers bills ut
4.86% CAST for demand. ana at 4.S3i1Gl
4.S3% for sixty days Posted rates.
4.S4k&4S5If and 4.sSGAesh CONNER.
cial bills. 4.s301.@. E,r silver, coz.
Virginian-pilot. (Norfolk, Va.) 1898-1911, 1899-07-30
BY Townsend & Joyncs. Real Estate Auc-
tio4ecrs. No. 22f Main street.


r or or LAND ON uALSOM'S LANE
~ FOR SALE AT AI'CT1ON-Pursulnt
10 the decree of the Court of Law and
chancery of tho city OF Norfolk, pro-
noimccd on the nth day of July. 1899 in
tho chanccry suit of Mclean against Me
Lean ! will sell at public auction to tho
highest bidder. at the Real Estate Ex-
ahamgc. in tho city of Norfolk. on
THURSDAY. the 10th day OF August 1870.
at II o'clock IN. the following property.
io.%it: THAT CERTAIN LOT OF
ia ND, with tho appurtcnancos thereto
belonging. situated on the east side Of
iialsom's Lane. in tho city of Norfolk.
fronting on said lane - feet more or less:
on its southern boundary 81 feet. more or
less; on its eastern boundary - feet, more
or less: ana on its northern boundary line
% feet; and being the same property that
was conveyed by T.. W fsraithwaito. 10
Jos. J. Bonfanti. deceased. by deed dated
Inc 2Sth day of October. 1881, and duly
recorded
TERMS-cASH
THOMAS TOWNSEND. Receiver.
TOWNSEND & JOYNES.
JyZ3-tds AuctoncerS.
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AUCTION FUTURE DAYS.
by the Morris Auction House "A WASH
'hgtoh street. opposite new marker.

r, ARGE STOCK OF FINE rupNr.
-, TYRE LIRE: &C.. Al. AUCTloN.- viii
housekeeping, at our Auction-bo house, ''in ns
IOESDAY MORNING, August Tho 49, ga
commencing at 10 O'Clock, Fine Bedroon;;
SSldeboards. Wardrobcs. Extension ,rah,nn
SSnairs: Rockers, Feather Beds. Pillows
SEso.sters' 90 Pairs Blankets, Sheets
spreads, Parlor Suits, Lounges Nirn
SPRINGS; Crockery. Glass Ware Finn 7.S
Octayo llano Organs. Also for acroun33
OF whom II may concern, a lot OF (;rocr
;c.aa " St X. X. MORRIS.
Manager.
Virginian-pilot. (Norfolk, Va.) 1898-1911, 1899-07-30
800 LOTS IN VILLA HEIGHTS
FOR SALE AT AUCTION.

l3y order OF the stockholders of the
ma hciShtS Company and in order to
WIND up the affairs OF tho company, we
VIII sell at public auction to the high
est bidder at the Norfolk Real Estate
ana Stock Exchange, No. 235 Main
street. Norfolk. Na..on
WEDNESDAY. AUGUST 9th. 1899. AT u
O'CLOCK NJ.
az those 500 valuable lots belonging, 10
l,w,n fourth: Twenty-Gfth. Twenty
Tl,Wi;,s . and Thirticih streets.
una ana Druid Circle and Wavcrly
We call special attention OF investors
10 inns sale. as the property is high and
ury ana situated in ono OF the most M
,ractive and beautiful suburbs OF Norfolk
ncinS Setwcen the city propcr and Inc
LARK. ana Is bound to increase in value
me company has provided for water
ana thc pipes Will lie laid al once
lEiMS-Onc-third cash: balancc in one
ana TWO years. with per cent Interest
secured by decd of trust on the property
dceu or trust TO be drawn and recorded
AT inc expense of the purchaser: or nli
cash, at the option OF the purchaser For
maps and other Information call nj the
auctonecr's office. who Will take rrcn,
pleasure In showing anyone the propcrty
ii. l.. PAGE & co.
JSio-'us Auctionccrs.
Virginian-pilot. (Norfolk, Va.) 1898-1911, 1899-07-30
CHICAGO MARKET.


Chicago. July o9.-Whcat los, an eorlv
advance of l2c. to-day, and closed weak
at decline of isM4c Corn lost q
oats Is and provisions 2l.@7h4c., the
latter in pork
Ihc leadinE rm;iIrns ran-.a n. ranam
Virginian-pilot. (Norfolk, Va.) 1898-1911, 1899-07-30
GRAIN EXPORTS

Tho exports of grain from thie nor.
Tor the week ending July 90. 1899. vcrr
lo2 S2l bushels corn 5000 bushels wheat
and sos barrels Hour
Virginian-pilot. (Norfolk, Va.) 1898-1911, 1899-07-30

Amer, Cot. Oil 42il
a & q, pref. -. %
a mer. Mailing III
/. NJ. pref. ...... 67i.
y $ and II go. ISL.
a 5 and II. pre- S5i.
Amer. Spirits -. 6
y :, pref. ...... coz
y mer. Steel II. 20
\ 5 II. pref. -. 77ii
y S and w 80. ssh
A S and w. pre- 1854
4 mer: Tin Plate 3gas
~ II j. pre-. 80. ~
Amer. Tobacco LOT
\ r. pref. ......1il
Anaconda NJ G 55N
II X Il ...........llG
G + and | ...... 1865
Con. Tobacco =. ~
Con. lob. pref. Sdia
Federal Steel e. aSas
+ ). pref. ...... sol,
Gen. Electric ..l2iI.
Glucose Sugar E. 6Si.
G. ;. pref. .107
lntnl Paper ... II
! i. pref. ....... ISL.
Laclcdc Gas -. -
Ma. Biscuit go. AZ.
Ma. Biscuit. pre- 9.i.
Ma. Lead. pref. liz
National Steel e. 5l&,
Ma. Steel. pref. ?3ia
y Y y y .1aS
North Amer. -. 1liS
Pacific Coast e. 81
J. &. LIST pref. E. 81
y c. "a pref. :. -
Pacific Mail -. 49,
Peoples Gas .llSS.
Pressed Steel G 80
) G. pref. 80. S7ia
Pullman Pal. ..l60
: r and T 800. :
sltirn,. I-a7.
Virginian-pilot. (Norfolk, Va.) 1898-1911, 1899-07-30
AUCTION sAI.us-rurUnE DAY.

EY III. l.. Page X Co. Auctioncers. 90
Bank street.
Virginian-pilot. (Norfolk, Va.) 1898-1911, 1899-07-30
NEW YORK STOCK MARKET.

$50 49, 49, =
Atchison, pre-. :. 62is
Bal. and Ohio 4Si5
Can. Pacific -. rs
AN. Southern 532i
Cen. Pacific 80. 52ss
Ches. and Ohio 2Sis
CHI. G. w. $50. ~.
c, y and . ....137A
G, l and l. ...... 10
G, I and i. pre- Al
G and Il l 49,. Isl:
G and n w .162
G, r and r ..1l93s
G G c and st l. 5S2t
Col. Southern -. 3
& s. LIST pref. :. Al.
c S. "a pref. =. I6l.
Del and Hudson l2lia
d. l. and w ....172ih
D and II G. 80. 2l&
D and r G, pre- IS
Erie. LIST pref. :. 3le;z .s
CT. Nor. pref. ..167i2
Hooking Coal :. lii.
Hooking Val. :. 23i.
Illinois Central 1874
Iowa Central -. 1o7s
Iowa Cen. pref. 80
K c, = and G :. G7s
L + and W 80. 2lis
l. l. and W. Pre- 81
Lake Shore .20iIl
Louis. and Nash 755s
TSII IL, un,lrtiurW
Met. ST. R'y PIP
Mex. Central e. 1i3.
Mimi. and ST l. 55al
NJ and ST l.. pre- 90ls
BIO. Pacific ...... iSi4
Mobile and Ohio i5as
NJ. X and r e. I2A
NJ, x and II, pro 3Ga.
n. j. Central ..ll6i
n. Y. Central 1875.
n and W ........ 2li,
n and ". pref. 7Ia,
No. Pacific ...... 5l7s
No. aciilc. pre- Tx
0 and W ........ 2Gi,
o r and y .... 4oisI
Q r and \, IRE 90
pennsylvania 1865
Rea ding .... .... y
Reading. LIST pre- cor.
Rea ding, I'd pre-. 30
r G w .......... 30
r G w. pref. =. Is !
st. l. and S l. =. II J
st. l. and S +.
list pref. go. :. 70i |
st l. and S T..
I'd pref. .... =. IS !
st. l. and S w 16i,l
ST. l. and S w.
pref. e. :. 3S2s
81. Paul go. ....t29ss /
ST. Paul, pref. .i7r
st. Il and O lbs /
So Pacific , 333s
Daily inter mountain. [volume] (Butte, Mont.) 1881-1901, 1899-06-12
SONS OF ST. GEORGE.

Tomorrow evening Victoria Lodge No.
352 will install the following officers:
President. John o. Buckthought: vice
president. Edward j. Bowden: secretary.
Edward Caddy; assistant secretary, AL
fred Murrish: treasurer. John Nance:
messenger. Joseph Harris: assistant mes
senger. Richard Harris; chaplain. Peter
Toy: guard. John Thomas: trustees. Isaac
Williams, I. W. Rodda and William Bar
tie: lodge physician, DR.. Tom Is. Moore:
representatives to the grand lodge which
meets in Great Falls in August, William
Bartle, John Nance. Isaac Williams, Will
liam Jane and Charles Caddy.
William Jara will conduct the cere-
monies Of inStallatinn.
Daily inter mountain. [volume] (Butte, Mont.) 1881-1901, 1899-06-12
Gramling's Turkish baths, Al N. MAR
JUNE EXCURSION VIA THE NIL
WAUkEE.

Buffalo, N. Y, June II and -, Order
Mystic Shrine.
St. Louis, June 10 and 20. Benevolent
and Protective Order Elks.
Half fare plus two dollars for the round
trip from Twin Cities and points on the
c. M. & st. p. Ry.
July excursions to Detroit, Mich; Los
Angeles, Cal; Richmond. Va: Indianapo-
lis, Ind, at greatly reduced rates. For
particulars call at any G.. M. & st. p, Of
flee or write to j. 7. Conley, A. G. p. A..
ST. Paul, MINI.
Daily inter mountain. [volume] (Butte, Mont.) 1881-1901, 1899-06-12
Judge Sullivan Warns Galena
Street Robbers
ROBBED "A CoURTESAN
Young Vadnais Again In Custody
Kirk Will Be Taken, to
Seattle Tomorrow.

Teddy Yale and Edith Sommers, Galena
street Delilahs, with whom a miner dali
lied Sunday morning until his roll was
gone, We're before Judge Sullivan this
morning. The charge against them was
keeping a house of prostitution, and both
pleaded guilty.
II will impose a light fine this time"
said the judge, but if you appear before
me again l will give you the extreme
penalty of the law. You are fined $40
each.'
Teddy Yale was arrested a short time
ago on a charge of a similar nature.
The Sommers woman was the mistress
of the late Pete Hansen, and has been
charged with numerous Galena street
robberies.
Daily inter mountain. [volume] (Butte, Mont.) 1881-1901, 1899-06-12

All teams desiring to enter In a grand
rock drilling contest to be held at Short
Line Park on July I'd are requested to
send me their address. Liberal purse and
prizes guaranteed. Conditions of con-
test, judges and timekeepers to be select
ed by participants. For further particu-
lars address or call on
CHAS. LIEBENSTEIN, Manager,
Room SIS Hennessy Building.
Daily inter mountain. [volume] (Butte, Mont.) 1881-1901, 1899-06-12
PARKER'S REMAINS

DR.. T.. E. Andrews. an uncle of Mrs.
Frank Parker. the wife of the man who
was killed IN the West Colusa shaft Sat
urday morning. arrived in the city YES
terday, and during the day a telegram
was received from Mrs. Parker. who is
in California, instructing the undertaken
to embalm the body of her husband and
ship it to Moorfield. MINI. Mrs. Parker
is thought to be on her way to Butte.
Daily inter mountain. [volume] (Butte, Mont.) 1881-1901, 1899-06-12
B.. A. & P. RY.

One dollar to Gregson Springs and re-
turn. Tickets good going on any train
leaving Butte between 4:45 p. l.. Satur-
day and 4:45 r. m. Sunday. Returning
Gregson between 7:40 p. M. Satur-
day and j. o'clock Sunday night.
Daily inter mountain. [volume] (Butte, Mont.) 1881-1901, 1899-06-12

"When I put my wife or daughter
aboard one of the splendid trains of the
Milwaukee line, in charge of their COM
petent train officials, l always feel that
they are in safe hands and on a safe
road" remarked a prominent Twin City
business man recently. The Milwaukee's
celebrated Pioneer Limited, with it's coy
private compartment cars, is a positive
to ladies travelling without escort.
Daily inter mountain. [volume] (Butte, Mont.) 1881-1901, 1899-06-12

Peter Nadeau. who was arrested yes
teiday for fast driving. and who was re-
leased on a $40 bond. did not put in an
appearance this morning and his bond
was declared forfeited.
Mamie Berg and Annie Olsen, both
charged with disturbing the peace, We're
fined SO each.
Bert Ford. a "secretary." was given "a
hours to plead. as was also John J. Gel
ger. charged with drunkenness.
There will be no session of police court
tomorrow.
Daily inter mountain. [volume] (Butte, Mont.) 1881-1901, 1899-06-12
NOTICE TO

All members of Butte Butchers union
are requested to meet at their hall Tues
day, June 18th, at 8 a. M, to make ar
engagements to participate in Miners
Union day parade.
w. A. PARKER, President.
Daily inter mountain. [volume] (Butte, Mont.) 1881-1901, 1899-06-12

downed Sadler, after which they a a
drink together and Sadler left, but re-
turned with a gun, had a couple more
drinks and then began to shoot. Witness
said he had not heard any prior CONVEX
sation between the men relative to a game
of cards. Sadler had laid on the floor
about three-quarters of an hour after
O'Connor got through with him. He had
requested someone to tax him home. but
O'Connor interfered and told them to let
him alone.
This closed the states side of the case
and the defense opened. Louis Bernheim
testified that he. as a physician, had been
called upon April 6 to attend the defend
ant. who was badly beaten UP. His face
was so greatly swollen that he could not
open his eyes and they could not be OPEN
ed by force.
The witness attempted to tell what
somebody had told him, but Mr.. Connolly
objected.
You don't know what I want to say"
said the witness, addressing the county
attorney.
mo: and I don't want to know an
swered the latter.
The witness then confined himself to
his W observations.
Thomas Cleary told another story Of
the affair. He said Sadler and himself
AAN SlNppCu II utli dA = SllOO III
O'Connor asked them to take a drink.
They swallowed the beverage and a game
OF cards was proposed. O'Connor said he
would take Sadler as a partner. The lat
ter was standing near the end of the bar
and as O'Connor walked by him he re-
marked to Sadler: Don't try to trip me-
Sadler said he had not tried to trip him.
well, don't try it, said Sadler. They
had a few more words and O'Connor
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down. Sadler had both Of his hands in
his pockets at the time. O'Connor had
pasted Sadler a few more. then walked
up to the bar and said: Come on, you
- - -, and take a drink with me-
And you all walked up and drank?'
asked the county attorney.
mo, sir: I did not" said Cleary.
Cleary further said that Sadler and
himself had then left the place and gone
to the latter's room. After being there a
few minu Sadler said: "Wait a min
ute, l will be back" and started out. Wit
ness knew nothing about the shooting,
but half an o later had gone to the
saloon and found Sadler lying on the
floor. He attempted to take him out of
the place, but O'Connor said: Let him
alone, you " "". or I'll give you
some of it." He left and enlisted the SER
vices of others to get Sadler out of the
saloon.
Judge Lindsay has ordered Jesse J.
Seward to pay into court $75 with which
to gladden. the hand of the attorney who
is defending the suit for divorce insti-
tuted by Seward against his wife. The
payment is to be made within ten days.
The matter came up on the hearing of a
motion for the payment of alimony and
counsel fees. The attorney for Seward
asked for permission to dismiss the suit.
but the wife's attorney objected and it
counted.
James Doull has been granted a decree
of divorce from Emma Doull on the al
legation of desertion. In presenting his
proofs to the court the plaintiff stated
that he and the defendant were united in
marriage about two years ago, but in
March of last year she deserted him and
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Lavelle stated this morning that he had
late advices to the effect that Kinks
shortage did not exceed $3.50. and it is
quite likely that his friends will advance
this money and the boy viii be released.
Inc prisoner has consented to go to
Seattle without reuuisition papers.