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The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1899-05-12

Judae-"You admit that you struck him
Arst?'
Prlsoncr-'I did Your Honor"
Judgc-'Was ne inccnsod al your &C
tion?"
Prisoner-"Not exactly. lie was insen-
sblc'
Pgudory IS no more a sign Of virtue
than wig U.s. Of hair. 1t is usually put
on 90 hide bald place Charles Major.
Charlie NounspoD's baby is beginning
70 talk now"
HAS Charlie been boring you with
stories about it,"
''No but I sat near him al the lunch
counter to-day and heard him say alb
sent-mindedly % the waiter girl. Dimme
i.nky water, pcase Catholic Times
and Standard.
"Romomber. boys" said the master.
chat in the bright lexicon Of youth
there's no such word ass fan"
After few moments a boy raised his
hand
"Wcl. what IS it, my lad?" asked the
master.
81 was merely going 70 suggest re-
piled the y0ungster "that II such was
tho case f. would be advisable to write
20 the publishers Of that lexicon and call
fhoir attention 10 the omission Tit
BITS.
Some women think more Of being good
houseko.pcrs than they DO Of being good
husband kocnors
"Of virtues I've 70 perfect stack
Said Aigor to The nation.
Perhaps" She sighed, yet one you
lack
The ono called resignation
NJ. 90. H.f r.Hf.
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Nccn,od Nrrc.N.

DIES MONIES. IOWA Nav p-chorees
OF heresy preferred against oscar T. Nor
gan. "a member Of thc faculty ot Drake
rmlcrsity. have stirred tne members OF
The Christian church Disciples OF
Christ throughout Iowa. Professor Nor
gan occupies the Chair of B.Dllcal Lan-
gueses and Literature. and as snDh
tauvht ln tho theological department. ana
taneht thlt the Bible b. NOT the tiNineiY
Inspired history of race. but human
niefOrs of "a dNneiy inspired race. lie
w4s student Of the higher criticism
Complaint was made So the trustees
because the Church s based upon "a lltcsal
Interpretation OF she fihle. The Trustees
found that some Of Professor Morgan =
advanced views were heid by other mem
bers OF the faculty and rather than dis.
rupt the teaching foree transferred him
10 the Ohar OF Hebrew ard Classic
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Richer Than the kiondyke

SAN FRANCISCO. May 1O.-The Exami-
ner prints a story regarding the new gold
oiscot cries at Point Nome in Alaska.
which its adyices declare 10 exceed m
richness those of the KlOndike The
strike Is on the Snake river and its tribu-
tarics. about twenty miles back from
Cape Nome and 100 miles from ST. Mich.
Adjust outside the St. Michael military
reservation OF the United States Govern.
mcnt.
The mines are All in American territory.
Reports from miners on the ground say
that IL Is only six feet 80 bedrock. ana
the ground is alleged 10 pay from the
surface. stampede from Dawson and
81. Michael TO the new field is predicted
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RAILROADS
Atlantic Coast Line.
SCHEDULE EFFECTIVE APRIL o, 1893.
TRAINS LEAVE RlCHMOND-UHiOS
DEPOT.


30 a. VI. Daily. arrives Petersburg s.3l
A. NJ. Norfolk u.Zl 4. NJ. stops
only al Petersburg. NaVeIly ana
eos a. ii. Dsiiy. arrives Petersburg $50
y. A. " cldOn IA 80 a. 81, fdyette-
vile 4.l5 L. Al, Charleston lV'-y /.
NJ, Savannah 1880 a. NJ, JACKSON
vile 80 a. Al. Port tampa ~ 4.
Nj. Connects al Wilson Nith, No a.,
arriving COids1Org $40 J.. VI, WI
minEfou b. 10 r. NJ. pullman sleep
or New York 20 Jacksonville.
Petersburg 'i2.05 : VI. stops Man
chester DreWry's Bun, CentTalia
and Chester on signal
3.S =. NJ Daily local arrives Peters
burg 4I5 r. NJ Makes an stops
$50 +. II Daiiy. arrives Petersburg 30
= ". Makes local stops H. ana -
railroad
7:3O =. NJ. DAILY. arrives Petersburg S.oI
/. VI. connects with y aud W Tor
NORFOLK ana intermcdiafo points;
EmpOrla 9.lO connects with A. aud
ID. for stations between Emporia ana
Lawrenceyillel. Weldon 80. -. NJ.
tayetteyille i.@ a N. ShasiesNs3h
Jacksonville 100 =. NJ, Port-Ia mpd
sew line TO MIDDLE GEoR,
GIA pOINTs-ArrivinS. Aiken 'S
A. NJ. Augusta $40 a. NJ. Macon II
NJ. Atlanta l215 =. VI. Pullman
Sleepers New YORK. g. wilmington
Jacksonville, Port Tampa Aiken
800 +. n. Daily arrives Petersburg 9.3s
i. NJ weldon 20 p. N Makes
local stops between Petersburg ana
Weldon Arrives LynchDurg. I'D a
a. Roanoke Va, 20 a. NJ. bris-
t0. Va. DO 40 a. n. Pullman sleeper
Richmond 10 Lynchburg.
1910 y Daily Arrives Petersburg li'SV
Trains ARRIVE RICHMOND.
1923 A. 81 Daily from jacksonville. S1-
vannah Charleston. Atlanta, Macon,
Augusta and an points South
sl9 A NJ. Daily except sunday. AZ
lanta Athens ald Raleigh. Hender-
son. Lvuchburg and the West
6.5l =. " Daily. PETERSBURG local
500 4. NJ Sunday only. From Atlanta.
Athens. Raleigh and Henderson,
Lynohburg and the West.
. HOS a. N. Daily. Norfolk. suao'k ana
Petersburg
1875 = NJ Daily excsnt Sunday From
Petersburg STOPS al chester Cen
tra.n. brewry's Bluff and Manches-
ter 0u signal.
6:55 = NJ Daily Norfolk. Suffolk, Wav-
crlv and Petershurg
1920 = NJ IlilF. Jacksonville, savannah.
Charleston Wilmington. Goldspore
and AN points South.
$50 = NJ Daily Petersburg Lynch
II. NJ EMERSON
J T.. kENLY. Traffic Manager.
General Manager.
II. NJ EMERSON.
General Passenger Agent
O. s CAMPBELL
Division Passenger Agent
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EAIIi;OADS.
-SSR s ss~|'ss


TRAIN LEAVE RICHMOND. VA.
IL 90 A. NJ, No. Al, Southern EAores..
udllJ Tor Atlanta. Augusta and
PgittS sputu. Sleeper iol Dauflln.
Greens uoro. Salisbury and Gnal.
iottc open at Richmond $3.50 D.. AI
stops Tor passenger af local STA.
vile.
Connects al panyUe and Choir.
toIte with New York and Floriis
s'esbefs Scty%eee2a' en- N sew y orR2 '0s sSa
Aiken ana New York and TAMPA.
with connections ior all FLORIDA
points. Also, connects al Daut u
e"u charlotte with Washington aud
noutn"estcrn Limited go. 80 carry
- ihiuubh siecpers between NtW
".N aHd Nashville, New 1urA a.l
s,...tula dud Sew iorh anl AtH
.taAs, Win connections iur tI
fornia
'-'V' = a., No. g. solid train daily for
'''' l't,t' y. g., connects al A0se-
VITA FarmVile and PoWhataa
.i''i'ad. AZ keysyiile for Clarks-
hi.e. oxford Henderson and bur
.' a.u az Greensboro for Dup
nam raleigh and Winston saIenst
L@"tt"e with No. b. Dufs8
o. iast mail, solid train. ODD
n." orleans ana points South
""ieh carries sleepers Now Y.r. b..
+'rM dreams ana New York tl J....
f5nfaIe ana Miami for Nassau ana
en- through sleeper Salisbury
~ M-mpnis. also, Pullman tour..f
I.cciEi every Tuesday and nix
S ~ W a. linston TO s-h Francisco
o." ~, 80. 90 local. daily cr..rf
2..uayl Tor hcysyiue IND iutotu.t.
nlafc points
6 ~ rs ARRIVE AT RICHMOND.
90 4 N. From Atlanta, Augusta and
c." A. N, from Koysgile and local
oLoDAL FREIGHT TRAINS
Nos oil and 81. betwefn Wsr.,o.,..
and Neapolis.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1899-05-12

Greek. where he will teach only students
in the collegiate department.
Chancellor Craig, OF the University.
sUstains Professor Morgans views. bun
held that he erred In advancing them
before first year students. from whom
no entrance examinations had been re-
CURED. and who were not by education
prepared TO receive the advanced teach
ing without shocking their faith.-New
York Herald.
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SPECIAL notice.

NOTICE DOVE LODGE =,
The members OF Dove Lodge. No. 'li
A. H. and a. VI. win attend n s'"is .a
Masonic Trmple on THIS Ctr.dayl
EVENING. Nav l.. lNn, at, : o'clock.
Members az sister lodges and transient
brethren are cordially and iraterna'ly
invited 10 attend
BEN. I. AUGUST.
myI2 Secretary.
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Generosity Uuapprcciatcd.

General Otis proclamation Of January
ith. expressing he Presidents generous
attitude toward the Filipino people was
the plank that turned the tiac e care
mlly-moasurcd diplomacy on 'hc part of
The Fipnos into open defiance The
proclamation showed conclusiycly that IT
was NOT the intention Of America to rec
0-hzo Filipino Independence. This one
conclusion blinded the Aruinald0 govern
mcnt 90 an other splendid OPPORTUNITIES
offered by The President 90 the Taealo
officials and people Agunaldo promptly
issued CoutD-prociam in which
ho denied General Ous right 60 the title
of military governor of The llulppine
islands, II also stated that he had never
recognized the severe snly of America in
tho islands, The document was fun az
heh-nown vorbiaee calling upon the
name Of God and thc witness of Aguin-
alIo'a soul 10 confirm his statements. and
ended iu call Go his countrymcn mot
90 turn back from the path of glory
upon which we have already entered.
This proclamation was followed by an
other calling for independence or death"
Manila Correspondent OF Leslie S Week
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By j. B Elan a Co.
Real Estate Auctloneers.
pT-pTIc AUCTION SALE OF -FOUR,
WELL LOCATED AND VALUABLE
gIuslBORAZO PARK LOTS,
pRONTINc BROAD ST

A. the rem est or the owners and for
b. p,irnose Of division We shall sell by
ruhli. auction on me premises on
TUESDAY. MAY 10. l29. at p. NJ,
foir valuable and beautifully located
lote two OF which are on the north ana
TWO ON the south side OF Broad street.
iust east OF s1th street These lots are
iust ripe for building purposes and as
rhe owners are resolved 10 sell, a bargain
can ho had. and you are urged 10 attend
this sale Plat can he seen Al our ONCE.
TERMS. Easy and announces AT sale.
]. b. ELAN * CO, Auctioneers.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1899-05-12

EVERY ONE To kNo"
that We CLEAN Carpets, Papered ann
Fresc0cd Walls. Rcnovste fea''i'.
make over and to order Mattresses. aHu
DO Unholstering Prompt al'en,' ~.
given to all orders. ENCELslpts - ~,
PET AND PAPER CLEANING DOM %
PANY. office 81 west Broad r s,teet.
works. i2i Reservoir street OLD FhoheS
Office. 15s. works. $50.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1899-05-12
HELP wANTED-MaIe.

WANTED. a RESPONSIBLE. HIGH.
GRADE man. capable ~ interesting an
classes. must be- competeennt 10 ha1nle
07nortunity for right party. Address
plRECTOR, p. o. Box 2l3, city. mylO
WANTED \ BOY BETWEEN FIF-
teen and sixteen years Of age, that Gun
road and write Apply an the shipping
department MEYERS, Foushee ana
Broad streets. myi%
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By virtue OF a certain deed OF trust 10
the undersigned. trustees. dated Fehru-
airy l. 1884, duly recorded in clerk s. once
OF the Henr.co County Court. ID. p. 14i a,
page 32l default having been made boz the
debt thereby secured. and being required
SO to d9 by the beneficiary under said
deed. ] shall proceed 90 SELL hy public
auction. upon the premises, the above
nlul -lun- -r.n.II.-
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1899-05-12

FOR SALE. ONE STEAM PROPELLER.
i'm good working condition newly paint
ei. length. 80 feet. beam, it feet draft.
loaded g feet q in; carries 400 bushels
OF corn Or % olo feet lumber Apply 20
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1899-05-12

FOR SALE A fADY's HIGn.GRADE
BICYCTE. in lrSt-Cass order VIII sell
chean Tor cash. Address Men care
Times. nlNil
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1899-05-12


WEDNESDAY. MAY nth.
at H. o'clock noon. the following SECrEl-
TIES.
g VEST TND GLASGOW LAND CO.;
- CRYSTAL ICE co..
1ou KINGSTON d, PEMBROKE.
% C0AAS MACHINE CO..
SO1 VIRGINIA STATE INSURANCE
8 SOUTHERN THEATRE,
2N MERGlN IHALEk LINOTYPE CO.:
lo STANDARD STREAMING MACHINE
81 sII'LY CAR-sEAL LOCK CO..
no OLD DOMINION LAND CO. New
port News Va,
aa MATOAcA MIG. co. Petersburg.
~ north BIRMINGHAM LAND co.:
45 rTTRlCN MFG. 60. Petersburg.
r SOUTHERN BELL TELEPHONE
AND Tl ECRAl 10 CO.
z CoNSOI DATED COAL lhON AND
LAND co. -.
Sle0p NnRTu RfRMrNGHAM BUILD
ING ISOLATION.
$1,000 TENNFsSEE MIDLAND RAIL
ROAD. "a Mortgage. Part Paid.
Sgs9a3 WEST VIRGINIA DEFERRED,
Interest Bearing.
The public ls invited
SCOTT 4 sTRINGFELLOW.
m,to Bankers and Brokers.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1899-05-12

BY H. a. McCurdy.
Real Estate Aueti0uCcrs

Real Estate Aucioncers
TRUSTEES AUCTION SALE
A DESIRABLE LITTLE TRUCK AND
DAIRY FARM, ADJOINING
BARTON HEIGHTS
ABOUT ONE MILE NORTH OF TIE
CITY, AND CONTAINING
1l3, ACRES.
In execution of the provisions OF The two
deeds of trust of 22d october. ls,' and
Both March. 1891 duly recorded in Iienrlcp
County court. the undersigned VIII oiier
for sale. upon the premises on
TUESDAY. THE 10TH DAY or MAY,
1880
at $50 j. NJ. the REAL ESTATE con-
Veycd thereby and nuW In tNc occupancy
OF Mr.. John j. Miller Tile land lies WtII
and Is well drained, mostly cleared. haf
sufficient wood for ordinary purposes has
a large frontage ON the North avenue and
Cannon road. and adioins fhe lands %
Jcter Wright. rutherford and ais. and
Immediately opposite the tract known as
The improvements consist of com
paratveiy new gWO-st0y frame dwelling
Of about seven rooms besides al ncecs-
sary Out-buildinss There is also au Old
dwelling ON the PREMISE OF about three
rooms.
TO any one wishing nice country resi-
dence, retired but convenient o. city. this
offers an unusual opportunity
IlkMS Cash as 10 cost ana expenses
of sale any delinquent taxes and -lfi-
cient 10 pay OF balance of - $40 due
on the bonds secured under said deeds.
balance at one and Two year. ......,..
IL. q. VI CIHDY.
Trustee.
am authorized by the beneficiary un-
der above deeds 10 state that they VIII
accept a reasonable cash payment and
give long time on the balance due them.
~. s.. MCDRDl.
my4 Aucuoneer.
IMMEDIATELY AFTER above sale.
say at q O'Clock. ] viii oncr DETACHED
FRAME DWELLING of seven rooms,
outbuildings water. etc, Oh Garland awe
nue. in plan of BEOOkLlN PAltk, htlI
block from car line.
This property Will be sold on exceedingly
liberal terms If desired. and the larger
part of The purchase-mOney can be paid
In monthly .nstaiments.
H. A. McCURpY.
AucIOurer.
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Ns&zW NpIflIh@Wsstern
Il VI - II. Il u -

MAY /, 1889.
LEAVE RICHMOND lDAlLl). BYRD
S.ItEEl STATION.
q.oo A. RlOBAIOND AID NORFOLK
XEsIl8lL LIMITED. Arrive -
Norfolk lI.-o i. a.. stops Only as
p.-rsbufg. Nayery. and s.nolh.
Secoud-ciass tlckets ROT accepted IN
so5 An. TIE CHICAGO EXPRESS.
for Lyuch1urs. Eutn3he, 'pt.tnu-f
ana Cnlcag0. pullman sleeper % it-
- r.. columbus. also Tor IflsloI,
KuoxkiUe ANA Chat .tI1.h t. t.'-
mn sleeper Roanoke to hhoAFiile
IN - NJ f1r Suuu.k N0fll.Ai ana i-
''S' fernledlate stations, arrives az NDt'
folL at 1870 H. VI.
900 y 81. For Lyucnuufg ana lt'a"'"''
W. connects at LynchuurB Wl.A
lnetOn and Cnatiah.uta
Fgilmln Sleepers Ign nDuia ',...
oils and New Ofi,..N. INA
sleeper between hle -.' ,. f.
ld.ssI,,,'nt,, M BOO J. 81 Also. P1..
man sleeper Petersburg ana i''A'
TOE hoSe, arrive Richmond from Lync,e,'
hug aud the West dAy '
@md $40 =. NJ. from 80 ,..n ,,...e., 10,
Tt NJ n .O5 4 ~ and Ni1I lhIIFN
limited e55 = "
Ofnce SIS Main street. ,,.,,>-rp
city Pass. ana ti,,s,.,a, rs,
ni,trict Passenger Agent
w p NEVfIL.
General Passenger Agent.
carerai Office Roanoke, va
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Richmond. Va. May ~ l'H'
NOTICE TO CONTRACTORS SEALED
rr1uo-4Is viii Doe received py the bo"id
of Fre C0mmis aouers until o. c.o'N
T. N On TUESDAY, May lG. lo''' l'i
errlfIrr complete au Eugiue-Ilouse for
TneIne Company $50. . Il. ~ D.. on the
month side off Main street. between
TWenti.h and TWmy-nr-l Streets in
strirt accordance with tne l.lus and
specifications which may ue seen dl lHi'
office
Zach bid shall Doe accompanied by d
certified check for $4,000
The Board of Fine Comm s7lJncfe re-
s.rr. tf. r|1ht Sop reject slr cog al bids.
pfls Shall b.. enclosed ig 3D. seHiri enc
yeiou. marked proposals for New tn-.
cIro-HDu-c." with name OF bidder oh
outside and addressed %
L. s. JONES
rnrtO Secretary
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1899-05-12

FOR sALE-ONE CAUSE or NY RE-
marh4b.e bargains and sales OF farms
is OBJ. fact that ] have man travelling
through the state listing th- best and
cheapest places o0taIna5le. owing
Is sample bargain. Farm ~ f"ea'y-
two acres. fourteen miles trom Rich
.mond ana two from station~Sf'.
PERCY s READ
llOll. Main street.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1899-05-12
rfAL IS ArI ~ rEINAIl ottE.
- UBURBAN AND COUNTRY HOMES.

81 $50 w.I buv ID Very Attractive New
SeFru-R1om Dwe.line. With stable.
Dirlliet-n uure. rir.. etc., good l0t .
at Forest HI Park. grand shade
and water. 0.c Square ifum exec.
trlr .n. Terms very easg
S.. 500 lor .a-Acre Farm O. miles from
town. all rlch hishy-improNtl
and. retl.Hf mtfeei garden.
niue-rO0me1 dwelling. large barns.
large orchard. etc. one OF tle most
attractive places around the city.
improvements are in nrst-class ore
der and cost $500 AT crops 10
go Win the place. Apply t0
A. l.. ADAMsON
rnr1I Manchester Va.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1899-05-12

MEEIING,.
Richmond. Va. April - 1909
H0fpERS of the RIVANNA GOLD
MINING COMPANY VIII 1e hr.d az me
company offices. 30 JOB Hesl Grace
street in This city. on TUESDAY. MAY
Both. az y o'clock r. ~. to consider WAtt
course the company wil pursue lh reg
eroncc 20 JOS plant in GO0nh.aud county,
recently destroyed by ire. and such
other business a. may Dee brought 10
the attention of the meeting
Bv order Of the Board of bfeU tors.
W j. VINEGAR.
ape Secretary and Treasurer
THE ANNUAL MEETING or TUE
STOCkHCLDERS of the HIGHLAND
PARK COMPANY viii he held 900 me
office of the Virginia Stale INSURANCE
Company. Richmond. Va. 0u MONDAY,
june f. 1859. at > O'Clock p VI
a. r. MOSBf.
myl2 Secretary aud Treasurer.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1899-05-12

4 yor,NC MAN. PREPARED TO FUR
- -- 80 S,otorv reference desires. 70
modor1fe rate. board and room in nr.,
vafe FAMILY south Of Broad and west or
Eighth street. state terms "hgn o.
swering. Y. care Times my
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1899-05-12
AUCTION SAIES--ThIs DAY.
BY Charles a. Rose.
Real Estate Auctoneer,
No. IL north Tenth street.
TRUSTEES AUCTION SALE
or
DESIRABLE AND VALUABLE CEN
TRALLY LOCAT ED CLAY
STREET PROPERTY No. - WEST
CLAY STREET.

BY virtue OF a certain deed n trust 70
the undersigned. trustee, dated Marc n
81. 1896. duly recorded I'm clerk Office OF
the Richmond Chancery Court. l.. J.. l3'
&C." page 80. default having been made
In the debt thereby secured. and being
required 30 90 do by the beneficiary under
said decd. shan proceed 10 sell the
aforementioned property by public auc-
ton. upon the premIsos. ON
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AGENTS WANTED.

WANTED SOLICITING AGENTS.:
Inexperienced men taught; can earn
from $500 TO $4,000 per month;
special territory TO good men; refer
ences required. COMMERCIAL
BUTLDTNG AND LOAN ASSOCIA-
TION. 40. S03 cast Main street
Applv 10 II. VI. CRUTCHFIELD'
President.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1899-05-12

WANTED. A FEW ENERGETIC WILL
inr workers 10 whom unusual lnqucc-
ments will be offered. Apply 10 MAY
AGER. LOck-BoN No D. ''''.y. ~
pt.hmond Va. ii3 l.
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FRIDAY. MAY u. 1909.

at J.. NJ This property is conveniently
located. ITS CentfaizliiOn being cOlc-
nient for business. The house g. splendid
ly built, large and commoGious, contain
ing II rooms, with a large brick stable
on the lot. The lot fronts on The s1uth-
ern line Of CLAY street. between F0ushee
and Adams streets 80 feet q inches. hy
a depth between parallels lines $40 feet
G inches.
TERMS. By special consent or parties
~ interest. one-third cash. balance in
six and twelve months secured hy deed
OF trust on the property or all cash. ar
the option OF the purchaser
BENZ. T. BARRETT.
Trustee.
Charles A. Rose. Auctioneer. my
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1899-05-12

am authorized by the beneficiary UNI
der above deeds To state that obey viii
accept a reasonable cash payment and
give long time on the balance due them
~. s.. MCIRDl
my4 AuctlOueer
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1899-05-12

WANTED GIRLS TO 10 LIGHT SEW
a., team ruexncrfonred hands paid
while learning. Apply 20 Mll.LtlStft
NfANT-FA C~rURTNG CO., east emo OF
Main street car line. li4 IL
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1899-05-12

Bv Edward s Rose Company,
Real Estate Auctlonefrs.
No. II north Eleventh street
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1899-08-02

The United States Army transport
Newport is due today from San Fran
cisco.
Brewers wharf is being slowly ex-
tended on into the harbor. Pile driv-
ing is about finished.
The United States Army transport
Morgan City arrived al San Francisco
July cath from Manila.
The ship Santiago left San Francisco
July 10 for Hilo with a cargo of gen
eral merchandise and a deckIoad OF
mules.
The ship Eclipse, from Newcastle 10
Honolulu, put into Sydney July %, &C
cOrding 10 a London dispatch, with a
leak around her rudder post.
Steamers sailing today are the Jap
anese steamer America Maru, w II =.
Cope, for Japan and China. a. m. and
steamer Mikahala. Peterson. for Ma
kawei, Waimea and Kakaha, p. m.
The schooner Muriel. which arrived
july 10 in San Francisco from the Ha-
waiian Islands, met with heavy winds
two days before reaching port, which
carried her main boom away three
times.
The bark S. c. Allen has the record
of the season for the sugar packets il
their passage from the Hawaiian Isl
ands TO San Francisco. She arrived
there July 19, but seventeen days out
The next best time. twenty-one days
was made by the barkentine S. n. Cas-
tie which arrived with the other
Both brought a number of passengers
The schooner La Ninfa, which has
in 10 1ai rice trade for some
time past, went ashore on Monday
evening on the reef three miles west
| of the entrance to Pearl HarbOr while
/ bound from Kauai to this port. She
/ lies with about eight feet of water I'M
/ der her bow one mile off the beach and
lis leaking badly. Her keel is gone.
Captain Hansen, master of the La Mn
! ia came ashore yesterday morning, re
porting his predicament by telephone
| to LYMAN Bros, the owners OF the 3
/ 500 bags of paddy aboard. They Sc
/ cured the services of the tug Eleu
which left Immediately, but upon ar
rival near the distressed schooner II
was found that the tugs haWser was
not long enough to reach the La Mn
IA The Eleu then returned to the mar
Dor. leaving Captain Hansen on board
with the SchOOnerS boat alongside II
case of the vessels breaking up. Ii
is hoped that schooner O. light drauSh1
can be taken alongside and her cargo
taken off, in which case she may float
off without great damage. The La Min
ia was built in Port Jefferson, New
York. i'm 1877. her home port was San
Francisco. Some months ago she was
brought here from the Coast and
found a purchaser in Captain Harry
Evans. who sold her a short time ago
to John H Wilson. Her dimensions
are as follows: Length over all, Sc;
breadth, 252; depth, IA; gross ton
mage, 1862; and net tonnage, 1891
She is valued at $4,000 and is insured
| in j. S. Walkers agency.
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1899-08-02

There are lots of IA" brands OF
whiskey, but only one Jesse Moore
"AA'. Lovejoy e Co., Honolulu, have
it
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1899-08-02

Outside Sales Reported-Eighte'
Honomu, $16O.
Quotation nges-Thirty-five.