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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1899-09-22

o,'on ESchanee special Liverpool cabes-sRot. oo'In
seI business doing sales u 90 bales tle.uia,,. a.,
Ign 90 bales American II 900 bales AidHt5.B "a
49,. 49, 10 ga Tutuiss opened irregular az % 5a
60 az closed steady al iizD2 Ga net an
A. January. a3ls. January FeDTuary "."ir H.
Nafch 53l'4s March-ADrii. a@ztf @H,.it -
A. May Jlre 38h. JIrt July. "s"7b' J"'.o a..
o., o9tb September a@es. September a.
November. 3.2s. November Dec"innei .. '"'
a. hester Yarns quiet Cloths not much doing ,
t,na.OI AND MEAI-The -four market wsr a , a.
10. 81 about former prices. with milefs tone hrsi
...aiy demand being good through shipment D.
AZ 70 he neglect 4 New York orders "hlch M
40 low a. compared with what they cih y,
80. Ife local market closed quiet bui nti, ~ ,,r.er
s,s,. ~ .ypSi winter straights - INA
~. ~ a5I$ 70. spring clears 81 o'f' 2 -, - n
~ Winter 81 7o4 81 So 40 winter - t'F rI,r
,sa'e SIS 75 arrive ........ Nf T. FL'!CN 90 %
Sts Fair good So 0s3 80; choice 70 isn,y 80
Es@,.... cOKNMEAI1-stea Quotea N. h''n n,"ted:
'"' white and yellow 0Oq95c: coarse 7oq17c ..'FE-N
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CHESAPEAKE G OHIO RY.

1853 y. VI. daily from 23d St. Penna r. r. F. F. V.
LIMITED Solid Vestibuled Electric Lighted Dining
Car Train via Washington % Cincinnati and Louis
vile. Through Sleeners Compartment Car daily sx-
cept sunday 10 Virginia Hot Springs.
1855 A. VI. from 23d ST. daiiy sunday 70 Wash
daily from Washington with Puilmans to
cincinnati. indianapolis. ST. Louis. Louisville. and
kentucky Points Sop0vers through tickets az
Washington and Virginia Hot Springs. Time hse
minutes later from Cortlandt AMI peshrosses s..
Tickets and Pullmans at G o. offices. 382 and 1884
broadway also Penna. r. Il. Offices Phone $50
Franklin.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1899-09-22

Sp0i cot'on Qulet Win Quotations jug hlk"FI n
ne basis = CSC Or -nlddlug upland and o,sc IT mo
sas Gulf compared Win 1ec and u ioc
ttcyev lae' year Total sales n 1876 bales h,IuiS'
z ~ consumption and $50 f1r export Spot ooign Va
sos'asrn markets Cmddling quoted IVES Iepor's,ii l
ttca tspa '-tes Exchange as folloWs' hOD'l'
I'm Sic Savannah arm 5-@c Charlest m hTin. ' '''
e higher Wilmington hrm 6i.c, norfolk hinn "a.
Baltimore rnfrsi Orleans hrn'. u i ioco
Memphis firm Gisc nc higher: Augusta finn o'"c 'o-
Higher. e. Louis firm. 6iec lice higher
ne exl.lt movement fliloNs:
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@AD nNNNlElO0EI GlMGa

DAILY SERVICE
For on Pon, Comfort Norfolk. Portsmouth,. Primers
Point Newport News and Richmond. connecting
Petersburg Richmond. Virginia Beach. Washington. D.
e. AMI entire South and West.
Freight and Passenger sail Pier % North
River foot Beach ST. every day except Saturday
q p. m. and Satl rday a =
IL y. WALKER Traflc Manager
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Railroads..
NSYLVANIA
RAILROAD.


= RATLRoA
eIAIlONS foot Of West Twcnty-thrd street and Des-
brosses and Corandt streets.
"a inc leaving time from Desbrosses an"
."ro"ndt Streets ~ five minutes Inter than
."n. given below for Twentv-thIrd street
"o" except where otherwise noted.
c. w. ASI MAIl.-Imited 70 two Buhet isr ,o.
10 Sh .sem iSfk to Pitsburg Sleeping Car Pit'sD"s
So. A. N; FAST LINE EP r"snp's and Cleveland
"co A. VI. PENNSYLVANIA LIMITED. Pullman
n For cRso D cssasa 'H Tosdo a'a
155 r. II. cHicAGo AND D. 81 Lours EXPRESSLY
Louis "s wa cineinnatD Indianapolis. Chicago o.
' TO- =. VI. WESTERN ExPREss.-For Chicago. For
' is r. W. soUTHwEsrERx ExPREss-For PITTS
IniIanoo,' seand Nashville via CincnnatD. L"u''''
' g. r. VI PAcIFIc ExPREss-ror Pitssurs and
Route rnr Knoxville daiy. via shenandoah 's''
Ms r. " Desarosses and cortandt streets. IS M
New ye HD to EXrh t Bget sl ssTs and
~ wAsHIssGyrooIS '' AN Sr'd; THE % soTTH
g Street. s 10 e 1870 c.osces sf 70 10 cortl'nss
2 DSos s's Stree. i9': o. " cofs SS sre.
Dining e., q p c9nsressl2nai Lin all PS9r sna
& sss ssn5s G'' a IS g'2s s' 6nSs
paro and 5ins e 2S q % carr IS inns
s1r'IHE ;r RAILwAY~Expr,.s 2s, 80, D. 1910
No .rI ok AND WESTERN RAILwAY.-For Memphis
ATLANTIc COAST fi$E-Eyp press o2s a. m. and SIS
rr5G5RFsoA r6 pSEy& on QUO EMrwAy4SS, s;y
~ -, ,,. Gays and l55 ?. daily. 90 -.
c., "a 'Iif.-2lo m weekdays 'Dcrurpss
Stft"t 10 = m Cortlanit SIRE. q .. M THROUGH
and Comhn,a Coach
CAPE MAY.-i2.5 . m veak-tava
FI non,s On New Yrk md Long Branch Railroad m ,,
vest Menty- third street Station $50 A. m XIV
5:2 . 10 80 o55 ?. m. SUNDAYS. s2' a !, % 90
- p m rr m Deebrosses street,. 900 a m, l<s"'
: ~ $50 40 so : 90 p. SUNDAYS et' a. !, 90
81 = m Uiom Cortlandt street, 800 a. m i<.-"'
x$9 s5S 4% 5l3 100 ?. N. sundays. 94' a. M
-. FOR PHILADELPHIA. -.
:" 'esIfosses and forflanit streets G2D, % 80.
so ?, q 80 penna Limited olo CDesor - -
S,eet 1910 Coranit street 10 10 Dining can ~ q,
19 y Ca i55 m E - . '9ssor'so-'s SIAM.
oap, 80 - Il, Dining can 80 Gning cs,. ~ -,
G;mited s55 Jog! DINING can n - 1,,,r 10
,C,aI. 30 Dining Car. 70 So p n 20 nisn'c "a,
Hroafnay: Aston House West Twenty-third strss,
station, and stations foot ~ Deshrosses and Corta7dt
siree'S Court Street. $50 Fulton Street as Broadway
and Pennsyiyana Annex station, BROOKLYN; sa'on;
Jersey ''y. The New York Transfer Company VII eau
i9r ana check baggage from hotels and residences
through to destination .
Telephone Eighteenth Street. FOR Pennsylvania Rail-
roGd Cab s"rvice
j. 3. HUTCHINSON J r. WOOD
General Manager General Pass'r Agent
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Estimated receipts New-Orleans tomorrow oyD oco
we bales against 1G 333 last year ~ Houston I0''
o j 90 bales IS compared with l7lOl a year ago.
Receipts the ports and nteror points to-o1y' 0'''
Iaftc With The day last week and last year
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'0r rarfIculare see time 'afle
ROYAL BLUE LINE.

INGTOH.
From foot OF L.nsrty 81.
Week days. 1870 500. 1000 Gl30. Dining CARY
A NJ 600 DINING carr i5o. 900 Royal Blue LimitedD
300. 600. Dining Caro- p. NJ. i2:l5 mat SUNDAYS;
30 lu.OU 30 Dining Caro- i. NJ. 100 900 Royal
Blue Limited) 800 600 Dining carr =. NJ. l2l5 mdt;
Additional trains for Philadelphia week days. 1880 900
A NJ. $3.50 400. 4:30 1870. 1900 p NJ. Sundays 300
1'ic,ets and rarior ear seats of Liberty 81.
whitehall ST. l3 i72 2B1 434. 044 2s4. l. 354 Broad
vav 737 9Th Az linton 50. West. 1913 East 10th St,
e7s west I25th St. 80 Columbus Az New York;
court ST. 3f4 Fulton ST., Brooklyn: 81 Broadway.
Williamsburg The New York Transfer Co Will call for
and check baggage hotels residences to destlna
tiOn.
'From Liberty 81. only.
tFrom South Ferry At 80 p ".
arrom South Ferry at 4;35 T. ".
brrom South Ferry At G.lo =. y
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WHIT, STAR LINE.

a. NEW YORK QUEENSTOWN- LIVERPOOL.
Majestic 49,. sept -. noon Cymrc ... oct - q m
1rstI,onlc .- oct . noon Majestic 'lcf = noon
f.o-r,arc oct II. noon Ieut'Ai NnN no. n
6caanic 49,. oct l.. noon Germanc .....N Nov y noon
1-or passenger freight and general inrmation Apply 10
IVA i WHITE STAR LINE
t,o- .s North River. Ofloe. broadway. y. Y.
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NILE STEAMERS.

I r,tDo TJ-XOR......... FIRST CATARACT
parresss ill., Nov u R1meses III. Dec. 49,
Ram,-es pee : Rameses Dec ~ 49,
ract weekly SALINAS thereafter Dahabeahs and spe-
ci@ 1,, s,sa' COOK 3 son 2si and 90 Bway y Y
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CENTRAL R. R. Of NEW JERSEY

Anthracite coal used exclusively
-Four tracks Electro Pneumatic" signals
Stations IN New York foot II Liberty ST.
ana South Ferry. Whitehall ST.
leaving TIM firm South Ferry Goot Whitehall SD ~
ST.. except when noted.
Sept - 1899:
Trains leave loot OF Liberty 81.
For Taston bethlehem. Allentown. Mauch Chunk &c.
400 7i5 9lO 4 NJ. neOo ". 70 Eastonl 30 $40
f5:45 7:30 to Easton) y. " sundays. '430. q 90 to
E.ton1 4 ~. 100, $50 600 7 n uo "a.
A. NJ. 1880 T. " Sundays. 'f:30 4. ". -
For Reading and Harm sburg a 400 .43o T3o. 40
c.?.oo 70 Resdinsl P. y 1915 night sgRdays 80
O1 80 70 Ieadlng) A. NJ 100 100 % 30 Goo 600
to Reading ?. T.. i2:,5 ngh'
ALL RAIL ROUTE.
For New jersey Scashore Resorts - 30 $50, II 80 n
NJ 30 '3:5a 30. a4i5. t5:ss. b6.23 p. ST. Sundays
Fof Lakewood Toms River. and Barregat '4:3o. $50
A. NJ, 1870 $40 = ". Srrdlvs 900 4. ".
SANDY HOOK ROUTE.
From Pier : y. r. foot Rector ST.
For Atlantic Highlands seashOre points 4:3O 1000
a. NJ. ic0 345. 4:3o p. NJ sundays. 1000 A NJ. 100
For Llkew,cd Toms River and Barnegat. 4so A. NJ.
ZOO 3.i5 p VI.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1899-09-22

r.-c foe market quiet " Rio. GS4I5. exchange
ri. receipts 1860 bags. cleared for Europe. 100
hr sick $4,000 bags; cleared for the United states
isu bass
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Ocean Steamers.

lN~-|~<~~<@||<-~~o~1(<-~ ~0~(~>~~~~~-~~~~~~
MOR1TGD @SRE1AN LLOYD,
FAST EXPRESS SERVICE.
SOUTHAMPTON. BREMEN
Sailing 10 A. NJ
Saale .............SsQt 20 tKa-er " der Or Oct 10
Lain .............. oct. Trnye. .... oct H. A NJ
VIM der CT calls at Chefhourg and Southampton
tTwln- Express steamer
SOUTHAMPTON, BREMEN
TWIN - REV PASSENGER SERVICE
Tarbarossa. Thursday. oct. g. 10 "
Koengin Tuise Thursday. oct r. 10 A VI
Friedrich der Crosse. THURSDAY oct TO- 10 A. NJ
GIBRALTAR. NAPLES. GENOA
Sailing II A. "
..........Sspf 3 Kaiser W b
OELRICHS & co. 40. . BROADWAY
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CE\ARD LINE.

~ TO LIVERPOOL VIA QUEENSTOWN.
From Piers ~ and 20 North River
1ncana Sept. %. 0 A. N campania oct 7. a. n
aranla sept 20 A. VI Servia. .Oct. 10. 10 a. VI.
Ttrrria sep, 20 noon Umbria oct. "A. II A. W.
VERNON H. HRoWN & CO Cen Agents.
BOWLING GREEN, NEW YORK.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1899-09-22

r,,sr- ca0ea Markets ant0s-Ccfre market firm.
e,i sve-sze santos $500 receipts 1900 bags stock
- 80 facs Hamburg-t'offee opened = pfen
.r higher ~ 80 r. m unchanged % =. pfenng ad
,s-r sales - oOi bags. Havre-Cofee market opened
or's, an unchanged. at y m UNCHANGED; az , m.
ssriv steady AMI unchanged: closed frame net lower
eaiss
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1899-09-22

1 cO,,pAcN1E GENrRALE TRANsATTANTrOUE.
DfpFcT LINE TO HAVRE-pARIs lFRANCE
Sailing follows. 10 \. VI
--~or, piar No - North River. foot Morton street
La Bre,agne. ....sept. q Ia Champasne oct IA
- 30 Ia fii~o 'Er~ oct ~
Ia Sormandie. oct. IA Hreagn' OCT y
Ia r,irs,-,.ia4s passage 10 Havre. so and upward
cen" Agency Tor L. s. and Can. % Broadway y. T.
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DED D LINE.

VpED IL JlNE
IL For Ia Guayra. Puerto Caoeiio Curocno ana Mara
r. tho via Criracao-Calling Also at Porto Rico.
From Roberts Per. BROOKLYN. -. , =,
. Observation-Disclosures Saturday. sept -
S :. CARACAS 49,. Frlfay Oct. o. VI
These steamers superior accommodations TOT pas
s nOUrTON RIIss & DALLETT
General Managers. i33 Front 81
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,nAI1oRY STEAMSHIP LINES.

VI From Ncw Wednesdays Fridays a7d saturdays
STRAIGHT and RouND TIP TcEg,s issued 70 all
&C. Georgia Florida &C. DellsstiGi iNSur-i ,on ,o
= ~ WSTLOpY & co Gen. ACTS. ller % F. r. n 7.
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b. l.. Lee,
j. 4. Hollinsworth,
c. A. Winter, Pesident
MIR. JonNsoN's MEDICATION.

THE TINES publishes today a
report Of a committee appointed
by the Board of Supervisors to I'M
yestigate the condition of prisoners
on the county farm under the con
troll of q. q. johnson. The re
port is a complete yindication of
Mr.. johnson from any charge or
suspicion that the prisoners on
the farm were not treated humane
ly, and leaves no room tor doubt
that it is run in Il proper and salts
factory manner. The man KeiI,
who brought about the demand
for investigation by bis request to
be sent to the penitentiary for two
years instead Of to the farm for six
months, has since explained his
action by saving that six months
and costs on the farm meant Just
two years, at the end OF which
time he would be discharged with
nothing, while at the end of two
years in the penitent!ary he would
get a suit of clothes and ten dol
lars He argued that it would be
the same thing either way in length
of time, and he would be the gain
er by going to the penitentiary:
besides, he wished to be with some
OF his friends who were going
there.
Keins statement and the report
of the Board Committee entirely
relieves Mr.. johnson from any
blame in the matter. While earn
estly regretting the annoyance and
trouble to Mr.. johnson, The
TINES regarded its action as a
duty, aud is sincerely glad to be
the medium Of setting INN right
before the public.
The Greenville times. [volume] (Greenville, Miss.) 1868-1917, 1899-07-08
FOR GOVERNOR
A. II. LONGING,
Wiuona Normal.

The following card has been re-
ceiyed from Mr.. W. Il. Foster,
director of the Winoua Normal
School.
EDITOR TINES
Say to the teachers of your
county that the Winona Normal
for white teachers is a booming
success-l0O present practically
the first day; dozen counties
represented, and teachers arriving
every day The best work done
in a State Normal is to be done
here this month, Let every
teacher in your county come
W. T. FOSTER, Director.
The Greenville times. [volume] (Greenville, Miss.) 1868-1917, 1899-07-08
A Faithful Stewardshin.

Special attention is called to tde
report of the Kings Daughters.
published in this issue. 1t VIII
open the eyes Of those who have
heretofore thought of the Kings
Daughters only as u band of char
liable women, relieving here aud
there a case of want and suffering
That is what the organization
originally was, but, as the present
report shows, it has grown to the
proportions of an important pub
lie wOrk-an enterprise which
has doubled, in the past year, its
capacity for doing good, and is
recognized by the city and coun-
ty as one of the most useful Of our
public institutions. OF course all
the honor for the establishment OF
the hospital and the success OF
every project undertaken by the
King Daughters is due to the
band Of ladies' who have faithfully
labored to make the institution
what 1t is. They have given free
ly Of their means. They have sac
rihced their comfort and imperlllad
their health in winters cold anc
summers heat, in the wretched
tents and novels along the river,
and in the not less pitifuI homes
where want and pride nave striyen
for the mastery, The good ac-
compIished by The order cannot be
estimated, but they are at last re-
ceiying the reward Of public APP
probation and willing official aid.
The hospital is an enterprise 10
which every citizen must feel an
lctiye interest, and rs far as prac-
.icable, it should receive the sub
help Of GreenyiIle and |
be county as one of its most i'm |
)ortant public Institutions.
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they were sick. From all the in
formation | can get out OF the
prisoners and by observation O.
their bodies and quarters, ! am
pleased to report that the WASH
IIngtOn county conyicts are wei.
fed and we'll housed, comfortably
clothed and properly cared for
when sick. Il could get no eyi-
dence to the contrary They are
required to work only when well,
but must work then
My investigation was for the
Board, my sympathies with the
prisoners. But am pleased to he
able TO inform you that the couu-
ty prisoners are, from all evidence
| could get, humanely treated by
Mr.. johnson and his subordinates.
Very respectfully yours,
j. ID. SMYTH, NJ. ID
Chief Health Officer
In addition to the report of Dr.
Smythe, we have also a letter
from DR.. h. f. Turner, who is
now and has been our physician
to this farm.
Leland, Miss. July 6, 1899
To whom it may Concern:
This is to certify that ! hay,
been going the practice on the
farm Of Geo. q. johnson, an0
that | have always found the |
prisoners humanely treated, wei. !
fed, well clothed, well housed anc |
well nursed when sick. ! have |
been engaged in the practice for
,onyictS for ten years and find the
of prisoners on Geo. q.
Johnson farm inferior to none.
+. +. Turner, NJ. D."
And further, that we made d
.areful and painstaking eXaminl-
ion of the farm, the conyicts in
very department of the farm and
Prison in our official capacity, anG
tate, that we concur in the re
'ort of Drs. Smythe and Turner,
nd find the charges groundless
nd false.
b. l.. Lee,
j. \. Hollinsworth,
c. A. Winter, President
The Greenville times. [volume] (Greenville, Miss.) 1868-1917, 1899-07-08

IT. t,....-,.,,,,+
4 rom a. le''7L /" ,I'
by MI ! noHIPSon' 1''"5 e y: -
Iano' u 7eelH7 'IL"I O"o .I1 :. -
MI Ueo' 80 C4- Troosrror
cano''a'e I0i Coun'1 t%ot a,,
ace 'u''G. ''"' IN p o'3l'. 4.o,1n,o,,t
eulLoIlu' III Iel0l0A0' ~ ,.,i,a5
Vi county P''7""G'' ''7 a., 9
by HIS oPPolIo'''' Io' Iro o' ,r. ~
O"un,J i-0"','' 0l'
"o''I" l'"L IVuU ''S 0O''''''AI " ~
PuL Po9'S l0' INV ., 0'' - , w. ,
Sucu "o, II '''L'o' ANY r. l ~ o. .,I'l
eAcePue" " " a. r. 0''' ~ ..O'0'' -
Sucu "'0'" ''''''' ''''s' 49,
pl"''c way ~ 0'''~o'7 WV
All we we N"J", l'a5 ~ 7'rrg
els oL WI 'o"l7oI' - =
Complaint VI "o"p'' = '"-D'
e'C'' 0""',' '0 ." '''' ~
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Scaled Proposals.

Sealed proposals will be receiver by
Capt. H. c. Newcomer, corps of Eengi-
neers, U. S. A., until July 10th, for
cutting weeds on the levee from Ames
Bayou to Louisiana state line ia the
Upper Tepsas Levee District in Ar
kansas. For blank forms apply to
L. q TOLLINGER, L. S. A.E.
Granville, Miss.
The Greenville times. [volume] (Greenville, Miss.) 1868-1917, 1899-07-08

For RENT furnished rooms,
located in residence portion Of city.
Box 1872, Greenyille, Miss.
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ORDER OF NOTICE THEREON
W stern Division Of the Ssrthern District
of ML..L-nla.n-L ~ Ea


Western Division Of the Ssrthern District
Of Mississippi. IS
On this DAY Of June A, D., 1859 IN resd
=. the foregoing petition, tits
ug tie foregoing petition tits
ordered b} the court. that a hearing be had
~ q the me on The 18th day Of July A % lseg
b. oce said court, At Nicksburp. in ta'J ditt,3ct
al II clock IN the forenoon; and thai notice
thereof he published in The GreenvilIe Zines n
naper printed IN sand district and thai All
known cree 'nrs and other persons in Interest
NJ appear 90 tue gald time and place and shoyv
car ?, u any they have, why tive PRAYER Of the
&c 70 petitioners should not be granfad
ID = IL further ordered by TIE court. that
slerk s1all send by mail 10 al known cred
y r cGpie Of said ueution and this order. sd
d. ed 20 them az their places Of residence as
tGi. 20
ness The Honorable u C. Miles. Judge of
inc SAID court, ard the seal thereof at Yicke
1l x N said Division OF aid district. on the
Both day Of June lisa
sea- Of the Court L, B. Moselev, Cle.k.
W, B Banks. D. C
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niI.npt's Petition For Dischargs.
In Bankruptcy
e matter Of
4 clio ( OrrerO

clio OrrerO In Baukruptcv
Bar 'Iupt
I The Honorable H. c. Niles, Judge Of the
VI trot court of the United States for tn
Tesiern Division of The Southern District OF
N is- 'pp.
> elO Corre-o, Of Greerville. in the County of
" Shington and state of Mississippi in said
vision, Of said district. respectful " reDre-
Sc that on the sth day of May, lS99, last
st, they were duly adjudged bankrupt under
t.e acts Of Congress relating to bankruptcy;
u they have duly surrendered all their prop
ertT and r ghts Of property. and have fully
1plted i'm all the requirements of said nets
Of the orders Of the court touching their
b. K uDtcv
therefore they pray that they may be decreed
~ the court p have Il full discharge from an
ae S rroYa u against their estate under said
I'krupt ac,s, cN eept such debts as are except-
cd law rom such discharge.
Dated tIis sta day OF June. 4 D ,sga.
CORRERD Bapgrurs
The Greenville times. [volume] (Greenville, Miss.) 1868-1917, 1899-07-08

you any kind Of town lot have it, The price ani
made to suit
If you plantation of any size in the Delta have it
me- Improved or unmproyed Terms payments to suit v
If you want to borrow money, have it, Terms and time
and low rates of interest.
- you want insurance have the very best.
You have collect! can collect them and will remit
proceeds promptly.
am satisfied that it will be your interest before
invest in any of these things which have to sell I'll treat you
and you money.
Come and lets have talk. may be mutually proaB
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Ndice Bankrupt Sale ad.
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bnshed Weekly by The GreenNile l'm0s
Printing and Publishing company,
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The Greenville times. [volume] (Greenville, Miss.) 1868-1917, 1899-07-08

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The Jersey City news. (Jersey City [N.J.]) 1889-1906, 1899-06-03
REPORT OF THE CLERK.

Jersey CITY, May ~, 1893.
To the Hon. the Board of Street and
Water Commissioners.
conference.-the Commissioners of As
sessment lave filed with me under even
date their preliminary assessment map
for the construction of a sewer in Stevens
avenue, from a point about 80 feet east
of Rutgers avenue, to connect with the
sewer under the westerly sidewalk in
Ocean avenue.
Respectfully submitted,
GEO. T. BOUTON,.
Received and ordered filed.
From the same officer
Reporting that the contractor for street
cleaning had filed with him O schedule OF
the streets to be cleaned during the week
ending May 20, 1889.
Received and ordered filed.
REPORTS OF CHIEF ENGINEER.
The Chief Engineer reported certificates
in favor of
The Barber Asphalt Paving Co, 81, 800.
ON account of contract No. /, MS.
Edward OsNeill, $500, on account Of con-
tract No. l.122.
John Nolan, $500, on account Of contract
Z. 4. nugan, s2ll.ss. on account Of CON
II. Z. Lubricating Oh Co., s4so.55, final
on account Of contract No. LOIS.
From the same officer
Submitting specifications for improve
ment OF Second street. from Brunswick
street to Merseles street, and specifica-
tions for construction of a sewer In Skill
man avenue from q point Intrusive GAL