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Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1899-02-15

Chicago. Feb. is.--whiic no general
commcmoratlon Of the death OF the 200
American seamen In the explosion %
the battlcship Maine IN Havana harhor
year ago win take place today IN chi
cago. nearly all the days In the city
win he at half mast. When President
Mckinley issued his declaration ~ war
after the blowing up ~ the Maine. the
board OF Cook county commissioners
was the flrst public body 10 pass rcso-
buttons endorsing his action.
The question OF the anniversary came
up at last nights meeting Of the COM
mianionera and after speeches had been
made ON the subject resolutions asking
that Feb. 18th be declared n national
holiday were adopted and referred To
the congressman from Illinois with a
request that they introduce n measure
to this effect In Congress.
one clause o. the resolution provides
that the superintendent OF public SER
vice purchase and send tn the Ameri-
can governor AT Havana u suitable nag
with the request that II be- raised over
Moro Castle and afterwards used on
memorial day IN the services In honor
~ the dead of the Maine.
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Washington. Feb. 1.-THE President
has definitely decided to nominate Rep
rescntatiyc Samuel llarrowH of Boston.
Mass. for librarian Of the COMPRESSION
al library.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1899-02-15

Chicago Feb. 1.-THE bicycle factory
and machine shop OF !. siiyerman a
Bros. at 100 West 18Th street. was part.
~ destroyed BY frc at $3.50 o'clock this
morning. causing loss OF about 49,
coo.
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ron MANILA.
Ninth Regiment Of Regulars Ordered to
San Francisco To 90 TO Philippines.

Washington. Feb. i5.-scerctnry Algcr
has ordered the Ninth regiment Of reg
ularr. now ut Madison barracks. ". y.
10 40 to San Francisco and to be held
In readiness 10 10 TO Manila.
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rInsr souTH -pAKorA.

Lieut.. Edwin A. Harting was
drowned last night while attempting
TO land notohkiss gun a, Pasig.
OTIS.
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nArrLE MAR ILoiLo.
severe righsisg. In which the Insurgents
are Defeated.

Manila. Feb. II. ii:55 n. m.-coi Pot
ter u.icut. e. l.. Pooatcr) OF tho signal
corps arrived from Iloiio yesterday
evening with dispatched from Bris.
Gen. NJ. ID. Miller to Major Gen. Otis.
commanding the United States forces
In the Philippines Islands.
On sunday afternoon Gen. Miller or
dercd reoonnoiHanec In force to ascer-
tain the cncmy'r position. Major
cheatham's battalion OF Tennessee. vol
uniecr regiment marched beyond Molo
without finding the enemy and returned
~ ilollo.
Keliar's battalion OF the 18th United
States Infantry. with two HotchkirH
guns and one uatling gun. marched to-
wards Jaro Midway between llollo
and Jaro. this battalion encountered u
largo body OF the enemy. occupying
both Sides OF the road, who met the adj
vance OF the American troops with a
severe and well directed IRE. The
Americans deployed and returned the
hre with a number OF volleya. The
troops advanced steadily, supported by
The iioicnkiBn and untling guns. and
drove the cncmy through Jaro TO the
open country beyond. The town OF Jaro
was found To ~ deserted ana III portn.
Die property had been removed. when
the Americana entered the place there
mere only few Chinese there. Al 4
oclock pm. Capt Griiiitha raised the
American iing over the prcaidcncia.
During the fighting outside of the
Town Lieut.. Frank iiowlcs. OF the 18th
Infantry. while working the light bat
tefy, was nhot In the lcg. In addition
one private was seriously wounded ana
TWO were slightly injured.
All was quiet ON Monday when Col
iotier left Ioilo. Two natives attempted
70 sip past the United States cruiser
olympia during the night In a boat.
Ihey failed 10 respond when hailed. but
shvt sentry fired at the boat ana
hlei one OF the occupants and wound.
ed the ether.
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Flipinos Who Did 1t, Fight Desperately,
But are Cleaned Out.
NINE CAL1FoRNIANs WOUNDED.
Another American Victory ooFour Americans Wounded
Town Of Jaro cnptured-deneraI Otis Makes Fur
ther Report Of the Wounded at caioocan.

pany C. tniigh). VIM. C. walsh. tsc-
pany G, HllghD; VIM. q. Walsh. Use.
verc); Sergeant VIM. y. Ounce. tse-
yercI.
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The record was ID, mIlcr. - yards.
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Gen. on. Report. More wound,d.

Warrington. Feb. 1.-THE following
teport war received at the war depart.
meat today;
Manila. Feb. i5.-wounded. ieth inst.
IN the engagement at caloocani
TWENTIETH KANSAS.
slightly
FIRST CALIFORNIA.
Wounded by derultory firing yester-
day' Privatcs Allen Grant tsevere); AL
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The Niagara No, sighted Vet.

II h not known whether he succeeded
In transferring all his passengers.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1899-04-20
Rv Charles A. Rose.
Real Estate and Loans
No. II north Tenth street.

II RUSTEES AUCTION SALE OF
4 % AND 3f-10O ACRES MORE OR
LESS OF LAND SITUATE ~ HI.N-
RICO COUNTY. ABOUT Two An -
ONE-HALF MILES NORTHEAST or
RICHMOND. east Of and adjacent 10 inc
Chesapeake and Ohio railroad. ana
bounded BY The lands of NJ. j. Reynolds F,
Edm0nds & Davenport. lockout. Rat
cline estate. and others. being ihe same
property conveyed 10 John J.. Taylor, py
10 Lane stern. commissioner. by deed or
record I'm clerk office. Henrico County
Court. d. b. 80. page 1856, dated June D.
1871 By virtue Of certain deco oil IgS
10 the undersigned, trustee, dated the
Goth day OF MAY. 1881. duly recorded IN
clerks office of IlenrcO County Court -.
T. 1O7. page Is. default having peen Hidue
I'm the debt thereby secured, ana belhs It-
CURED SO TO do by the beneficiary uhoer
said deed l shall proceed tO So u, by tl,,3-
lie auction. IN FRONT OF TIE HIN
RICO COUNTY COURTHOUSE on
MONDAY. APRIL ~ lNti
at 1 Z. NJ, This land is afanie, WEI
watered and has plenty OF WOOD. J. ne
improvements consist OF @ four-ioom COT
tage with good barn ana stable .-.
TERMS. Cash as TO note TOT S"oi t,,
with interest thereon from May 90 loo-.
until day of sale subject 10 q credit or
S1GO. with interest. all taxes that may pe
due. with costs and eXpens Is or executing
this trust. ChAhLES l. dtrGDD,
Charles A. Rose. Auctioneer. aplo
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Bv a. @. Hartman.
Real Estate Auctioneer.

by VIRTUE OF 4 CERTAIN DEED
ID OF trust 90 the undersigned, trustee
dated August %. 1892. and OF record IN
the cleA's office Of the Richmond Chan-
Gerry Court I'm Deadlock -, page -, de
fault having been made in the payment oil
the debt secured thereby. and being re,
ouired bv the noteholder so TO do, / SHAH
oner for sale. at public auction. upon the
premises, on
TUESDAY, APRIL -. 1890.
al IL o'clock NJ. all that certain TRACI
OR PARCEL OF LAND. with an the m
proyements thereon. lying ana being IN
the city OF Richmond, beginning az an
ana extending thence along said Taylor
street in a westerly direction los feet. ana
having depth of 10 feet between
parallel lines To an alley In rear -.
TERNfS. Cash as 10 expenses or safe
and the sum OF s.. 35717 lDeing me
amount OF two certain ne.otiaDle notes
and interesU. balance. IL any. nnnoehced
at sale. l. hAirnrr ,,s,oo
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1899-04-20
Richmond Fredericksburg and
Potomac Railroad.

SCHEDULE IN EtrLDI JAN. ly l3Jj.
LLAA L. BlItD-sIHLLI alAIlON.
o.S5 *. IA. Daily lJr Naanlhslo A anu
points Norm. stops only 81 1lli-
lord ana fredericksburg. Pullman
slccpcrs 10 New YORK.
$40 y. M. sunday only, lor " asA4As-on
~nd points NOlth. Sloga a- L'o''
Glcu Aiken, Ashland, 4ay lylaf4le,
boswell. kutncr Glen, IcA0ld. Aii-
lord MOOus.auc, Guinea, ouiu-'i-'
Fredericksburg biIphc ana b 44r-
water. pullman car.
s.i5 A. A. Daily, rAcept sunday D.. ~
Washington and points Nul lI Stops
at E.lDa. Ashland. lay .0iafl..e, lua-
Well kutlcr Glen, IcAolu, All-olui
Wu0ds.aAc, Guinea, summit -N-
euchsUurg. Brooke and NideN alet.
Pullman car.
1900 NJ. Dasy, except sunday Tor WASH
ingt0u and points North. stops ~
E.1a. Glen Allen, Ashland, Du-Mel,
Milford Fredericksburg hroukt, ANA
Underwater PdrlOr Car. also, con-
meets with Congressional limited at
$40 p. N. Daily for Washington and
points North. stops at Eioa. ASH
iand. boswell, Milford. fredericks,,
burg Brooke and Ml1eWatel and
other stations Sundays. sleeper
Richmond 20 New York. Sleeper
Washington 20 Phlldle Du.a.
ARRIVE BlRD-STREET STATION.
$40 A. NJ. Daily. stops az W.QeN dter.
Brooke frelcrio ksburg MILFORD,
Doswel. Ashland, ana ElDa, and oln-
er Stations sundays. sleeper New
York TO Richmond.
$3.50 p. NJ. Daily. except Sunday. Stops
at Whitewater. Brooke. Fredericks-
burg. summit. Guinea. 'Noudslane.
Milford PenOla, Ruther Glen. Dos
well. Ashland, Glen Allen and Eba.
ParlOr car from Washington.
7:l0 L. NJ. Daily. stops ONLY az Fred
ericksburg, boswell, Ashland and
Elba. Pullman cars from New
$40 p. NJ. Daily. Stops at Whitewater.
Brooke, Fredericksburg. summit.
Guinea Woodslaue, Milford, Peuola.
Ruther Glen. boswell IayiOrsvillc,
Ashland Glen Allen and Eiba sleep
FREBERICKsB'RG ACCOMMODATION.
DAILY Except Suaday1
400 =. NJ. Leave Byrd-Strect Station.
$50 A. NJ. Arrives Byrd-Street Station.
ASHLAND TRAINS.
DAILY Except Sunday)
6:42 A. Nj. Leaves tlDa.
$40 y. NJ. Leaves Elba.
$40 A. NJ Arrives Flba.
6:O6 T.. NJ. Arrives Elba
w. T.. TAYLOR,
Traffic Manager
r. It. n. MYERS.
wy President.
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Atlantic Coast Line.
SCHEDULE EFFECTIVE APRIL .. 1899.
TRAINS LEAVE RICHMOND-UNION
DEPOT.

DEPOT.
900 A. N. Daiiy. arrives Petersburg . q
a. III. norfolk ll.Z, a. ~. stops
only az Petersburg, W AVERY and
SUFFOLK Va.
800 a. a. Daiy. arrives retersburs .. a
=. NJ. Weldon 40 a. Al, Fayetis-
vile flJ l.. AZ. Charleston 20 4.
d.. savannah 100 A. NJ, JacNso9~
vile $50 a. NJ. PORT Tampa t.lO u
u. Connects at wilson With NO. "
arriving G0ldsJOr9 $40 /. NJ, We
mucton $40 b. N. pullman Sleeer
er New YORK 20 Jacksonville.
1880 4. VI Daily except sunday, arrives
Petersburg 100 p. N. stops Map
chester. DreWry's Bun, CentraN@
and Chester on signal
3.35 H. NJ. Daily. local arrives Peters
burg 4I5 p. 81. Makes az stops.
go H. VI. Daily arrives petersburg 30
Il ~. Makes local stops IL. and J..
railroad
100 D. ~ Daily arrives Petersburg 500
J.. A. conuocls with y. and w Tor
Norfolk ana lnterncdiA'e points
tmp0rit 3 .iD connects Win \. ana
j.. Tor stations bet"eeu LmpoI.a "a
laNlelceFNlef. weldon q =. 81
fayetteville 100 A ~. charleston
60- A. 81. savannah sos A. II
sigNsonyiIe l.o0 j.. NJ, iort-Iampt
SEW LINE TO MIDDLE GEoR-
GlA OINI1-Arriy.ng Alkon US
a 81, Augusta 40 A. NJ, Macon ID
a NJ. Atlanta 1915 =. 30 Pullman
S.ecpers Sew York ~ Wilmington.
Jacksonville. Port Tampa Aiken
Augusta au4 Macon.
800 =. NJ. Daily. arrives relersbuTs -
J.. a.. Weldon 1920 ID. NJ. Makes
local stops between FefnrfhErg Hnt
Weldon Arrives Lynchburc Z11 A..
Al. HOan0Ae Aa. $50 s. NJ I'r.s-
tol VA. lO.fO a. 81. Pullman 'eel0r
Richmond tO Lyuchours
1913 p. N. Daily Arrives Petersburg u I'D
TRAINS ARRIVE RICHMOND.
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TERMS

One-thirJ cash. balance in six. twelve
and eighteen months Deed given and
deed cd trust taken 10 secure deferred
payments.
subsequent to sale at less than - per
cent advance upon sale prices
". j. NELMS.
rs. =. lIsIGE.
Newport News. va.
Committee of Board of Directors Conduct
ing sale.
BERNARD NELMS.
Newport News. Va:
j. Y. IICkFOED.
Hampton. Va,
ap15 AuctiOneers.
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THE PAGE BLOCK

BY authority NJ the Planters National
Bank, we will sci at public auction, Oh
THURSDAY. MAY 4. 1889.
at l. o'clock NJ. The above property. con
sist'ng Of FIVE FlKST-tLASS. llANl5-
SOAfE AND tESTANtlAIs MODERN
TOTR- STORY STORES with tne pase-
ments and dry suD-cclars. heavy stone
walls TO pavement Level. The entire up-
per portion Of said stores IS now ana mas
long been occupied by tne genera. oIID0
Of the Chesapeake and ONO RAJ road.
The lot fronts 12J feet inches. more OF
less. with depth of 1O5 feet more OF less
80 alley.
tiOnal bank. and the national bank ia VS.
limiting the time of holding real estate
bv national banks renders this sale ln-
perative. and you can attend me same
with assurance that the sale VIII ne mace.
TERMS. One-hfth cash. balance one
two. three and four years. nesoilan'e
notes. bearing interest. said interest, pay
able semi-annuauy. and evidenced by
notes all Of said notes 70 he secured nv
trust-deed on said property, the pure ndser
10 have privilege Of paying an cash. or
OF antcipatlng the deferred payment s..
with interest 10 date OF such anticipated
' j. THOMPSON BROWN & CO.
ap2O Auctioneers.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1899-04-20
SOCIAL AND PERSONAL.

Great interest is being shown in the
appfoschng fourth anniversary 81 the
Gcrman-Amoricar Ladies' Aid Associa-
lion. which win be held at Sanger Hall
next Monday night April the 2ith This
celebration is Cor thc members of the
association. their families and friends
Reports viii Dee read from ,hc various
committee showing now the association
stands financially. and She large amount
OF noble work accomplished during the
year In relieving thc SICK poor tine
musical programme has been arfansed
and ThiloW orchestra engaged 60 play
for dancing The young ia0ios are cspe-
,iany invited 90 assist !n scrNinb refresh
ments.
the Reception md Entertainment COM
lnittce Is as follows.
Mrs. William Moscr chairman. Mrs. {.
n Sauor. Max Iindncr MIS-. he"'y
Rucecr Mrs Fred koh'cr Miss Schapers'
Mrs. Chris Schaaf, Mrs. j. n. Anderson
Mrs. George Franck. Mrs. Charles Loth'
M. Dave Wincbrun aud Ars. Gus i"ih.
The Rcfrcshmcnt Committee cohs.f 's
of Mrs. Ed. Schumachcr 'churmoni' MT
II Hasscl. Mrs. George pcltfich' MI7.
John Does Mrs Klrlcrvatcr Airs. y, i@-
ger Mrs. Krouso. Mr. Thlaw' AIRS Hoe
Niger Mrs Volkmann Mrs Eeomam
Mr.. Endcrs Mrs Stcubrccher ana MIS-
Anderson.
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The Association for iho reservation
Of virginia Artguines has fully deter
mined 10 give the PROPOSED excursion 10
jamestown. and it is believed that ihe
AMIR will Poe one 81 the most success. "'
~ I'M the series. Aseured.y the associi-
zion deserves the helrtiest re pon-e rom
the Vircinia public Co every enleiN use
which 10 undertakes for its zeal in lo'-
terinq love and Vencraton for al ln'l
&c noble foo state history and JIG mas
wrought wonderful results. None ol us
wort, has been more important imam 'hal
represented by the jamestown 'onili'-
Toe whose business is the preservation
and care Of the island. which is $50 id,n-
titled with Amr.can annals. The pilgrim
age of the Episcopal clergy lasi year
and the memorable services then con-
Quoted helped 90 enforce its true signih-
canoe and to make more clear The deep
reason uuler'y.rg the associations zeal
The excursion comes at au ideal season
and already many inqure- are being re-
coiyeI regarding TO- a humber of we'll
known New York people have s.enlhed
their intention of joining the eNcur-
siOuists.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1899-04-20

lsOl > IN > " 4A-NobOleOs
BY virtue Of two DEGREES Of the Hust-
ings Court Of the city of Manchester en-
tered March g. 1885 and March Is. 1893 I'm
the suit Of Indianna G.. Moody, etc. VS.
William Lawrence Moody executors ct
ais We will sell at public auction upon
MONDAY. THE 9th DAY OF APRIL.
1899. AT 4:3O O'CLOCK = NJ.
First-Houses and lots 30. 1921 and 1923
McDonough street, houses are in good
condition and contain rooms each. lots
front 26l5 feet each and run back los feet
10 an alley u feet wide
Second-fhc exceptionally attractive
residence and lot No. 1924 Porter street
from Ing 33 feet tsee plaD depth l6j feet
house contains Q ght rooms with modern
ConVenlcnces. one OF the best and most
attractive residences In the city
Third-Ihose four ATTRACTIVE vacant
lots Nos g. 81. 90 and a. plan OF Brand
ers' subdivision. fronting 30 feet each.
depth li0 feet 60 feet alley Oh River
street. near River road.
Terms One-fourth cash and the balance
in six. twelve and eighteen months de-
ferred payments bearing interest and title
retained by the court Tin an the pur-
WILLIAM !. CLOPTON.
10. LANE STERN
CHAS. l.. WILLIAMS.
Special Commissioners.
a. Royal & Co., aud A. J.. Adamson.
Auct0neers.
Nrfr0fNi an THE CLERKS OFFICE
\ OF THE HUSTINGS COURT OF THE
CITY OF MANCHESTER:
Moody who sues. etc............. Plaintiff.
Nocdy's executors. etc........ Defendants
l. u. T. Duval clerk OF oald court do
certify that the bond required Of the spe-
cial commi ssioners by the above decree
has been duly given.
Given under my naud as clerk of the
said court the 9th day Of july 1905
u. Z. DUAL Clerk.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1899-04-20

Il COMMISSIONERS AUCTION SALE
Y OF A VERY HANDSOME HOUSE
AND LOT on PORTER STREET. TWO
ATTRACTIVE DWELLINGS AND LOTS
OK NJ DONOUGH STREET IN MAN
CHESER, Va. AND FOUR VACANT
LOTS IN SWANSBORO.
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RESTRICTIONS.

ON cottage sites 800 liquor TO be sold.
nor can the lots be sold to any negro or
Chiuaman. Same as 10 Hotel Site. except
there ~ no restriction as TO sale of liquor
If building erected thereon. is IN hotel or
q ur-t-class clubhouse.
These Lots and The Hotel Site are part
Of the properties OF the Buckroe Beach
Land Company and the Chesapeake Land
and Improvement company.
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BY John r. Goddin & Co..
Real Estate Agents and AucuonceIs'
Bank and Eleventh streets.

COMMISSIONERS AUCTION SALE
I OF TWO DESIRABLE SMALL
BRICK DWELLINGS. Nos. 1oI AND 200
CHURCH STREET. BY virtue of de-
cree of the Law and Equity Court OF the
city OF Richmond. entered on llth july
ls,E in the case Of : r Mldkin and
others vs. Alma T.. clash and ais, / viii
sell. at public auction. on the premises, on
TUESDAY, APRIL -. lN@
at 5.3O o'clock i. NJ. the abuVe-descrlbcd
TWO SUBSTANTIAL BRICK DWELL
TNGS. 7O7 and zen Church street con-
tanning 3 rooms each. and in very good
refair The lot fronts thirty feet. with
CITY water on the premises. This proper
~ is within close proximity 90 the Irede-
gar Works and the Chesapeake ana ohio
shops. foot of Second street, ana VIII pay
well as an investment.
TERMS: One-third cash, balance IN four
and eight months. for negotiable notes.
Interest added. and secured by deed OF
j. y. LAMBERT.
Special Commissioner.
$. E. Midkn and others VS.. Alma =.
cash and als.-ln the Law ana Equity
Court of the city Of Richmond:
l. Il. y. Winston, clerk of said court
certify that the bond required OF the spe-
cial commissioner by the decree IN said
cause of July II, 1896 has been duiy
s Given unde my hand. this lith day Of
April 1899. y. Z. WINSTON,
an90 Clerk.
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BY &. l.. & H. l.. Denoon,
Real Estate AuctiOnccrs.


BY &. l.. & II. l.. Dcnoon.
Real Estate Aucuoneors.
by VIRTUE or THE PROVISIONS
ID Of certain deed OF trust, dated Nav
: 1874. and recorded I'm the clerks OFT &c
81 Henrico County Court, ID. y. lt5 a.
page 3tB default having been made IN the
payment OF "a part Of the debt secured.
and beng required ny tho hencuclaiN %
10 do The undersigned (navine been SUD-
sfitutcd I'm the place of Gcoftc l.. 'hfia-
zion. trustee win sell. at public auction.
on the premises on
THURSDAY. APRIL 20. 1Sfl
al > O'Clock T. NJ. the LOT OF LAND
frontlne on Lamb avenue. i'm Barton
HEIGHTS and described a. the north -
feet Of Lot >. and the south 10 rect OF Lot
Bin Flock 10. in The plan oil Barton
I'.g rr.p Ms. Cash j. T.. TURPIN.
an, Substituted Trustee.
By the Valentine Auction Company.
Auctionecrs,
40. S29 east Broad street.
/ 500 PAIRS or SHOES.
We VIII sell at our wareroom. so east
THIS Crhursday) MORNING.
AprU 10Th. at 90 O'Clock consignment
Of 500 PAIRS or MEMS noYS., La
DIES MISSES. and CHILDREN 5
SHOES. sold ina lots 20 suit the trade.
Sale positive and without reserve.
Every pair must be sold .......
j. VI VALENTINE.
Manager and Aucuoneer.
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Southern
Railway
SCHEDULE EFFECTIVE MARCH u.
1919.

1879
8, TRAIN LEAVE RICHMOND. VA
Al.VJ 4, ~. 80. ii. southern lap t.',
daily lOr Albania. Augusta a-u
points south. sleeper Tor Da1ti.'e'
Greensboro, SALISBURY an. gag
lotto open at kICnmonu $3.50 D. Oh.
Stops Tor passenger at local sta-
tons DctweWcn Hlcnmo"d $500 bHH-
VILE.
lotte with New York aud FLORIDA
Express lNo. so, carrying lhiousi
eieepcis between New ol ~'u
1 1,,ssn ana New YorS ana aa ta lari,',
points. Also. connects al baufl itc
aud Charlotte with ~ danlns -Oh ana
southwestern Limited 90. 5D carr -
~ through sleepers oe@Weeh sc"
t"ih anu NasukAle, Ntn Ay.N e.. ~
Mcmpuls. ana New York ana NeW
Orleans, WIN connections lof ah
points In Texas, Mexico ana Call
fornia
1901 T.. Nj. no. z. solid train daily. for
SuarlOttc, y. g., connects az Muer-
icy with FarmviAe and POwhaial
railroad. AZ Key sviAe Tor ClafNs-
tnle. oxford. Henderson ana Jul-
nam, and al Greensboro f0r Dur
nam, Raleigh and Wins ou- salem.
az bantiue with NO. 80. Jhiita
states fast mail. solid train. oal. 3
LOT New Orleans and points South.
Mhlch carries sleepers NcW YORK 60
NeW Orleans aud New York t3 Jack
SyHNlie and Miami for Nassau ana
havana. Through sleeper salisbury
20 memphis, also, Pullman tourist
sleeper every Wednesday and Satur-
ady Washington 10 san Francisco
ca. without change.
goo J.. a.. 80. l.. local. daily except
sunday, for keysyille and lutcrms-
uIife points.
TRAINS ARRIVE AT RICHMOND.
500 A "
s.-5 ii From Atlanta. Augusta and
AsLcviue
$40 A. A.. from KCysviils and local
stations
LOCAL FREIGHT TRAINS.
nos. OF and 81. between Maueheste~
and Nc4uofs
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EDGAR ALLAH Jttr
ORDWAl FULLER,
J. y. w. MAklL
Suocial Commissioner.

state Of Virginia, city OF Richmond-to-
vii. In the clerks Office of the circuit
Court of Henrico county Na.-W. b..
Williams, piaintin, vs.. Wm T.. CHRIS
tian. defendant:
/. j. f. Broaddus clerk Of the said
court. certify that The bond required OF
Inc special commissioners by decree en-
tered in the above cause on the an Gay
OF February. 1880 has been duly given
Given under my hand, this ON day OF
April. 1850. j. j.. bl'OAbDl -,
apo Ni~'N'
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YORK RIVER LINE via WEST POINT.
THE FANORITE ROUTE NORTH.
LEAVE pTCTFAfoED

'tAE line va " trtIA rit' a f
THE FANORITE ROUTE NORTH
LEAVE RICHMOND.
$50 = a.. So i6, Baltimore Limited
qa,y except Sundays. Tor Wes-
I"iNL and intermediate stations.
making close connection at Wtft
tNl.i nu Mondays Wednesdays ana
H1dfs with steamer for Baltimore.
ei1", WITH stage al Lester Manor Tor
" hDrton and Iappln1nnork oN
tuesday Thursdays and Saturdays.
z.5) ,. 49, 80. Do local expire Mon
Gays. Wednesdays and fridays, for
West Point and intermediate sta-
ions Connects with stage at Lester
Manor Tor Walkcrt0n and lappanlI-
mock. also. an West Point Nilt
steamer Tor Baltimore. stops az all
stations.
300 8 81. so. u.s. local mixed. Leaves
Oaly except sunday from Virginia
street Station for Wet Point dnn
Intermediate stations. CONNECT. 3
with STAGE AZ Lester Aau0r f9l
MaIkertou and Idppah1nnpch.
TRAINS ARRIVE AT RICHMOND.
,SSlt \. n. Daily. .,..,
1910 4 A.. N eduesdays and Fridays ONLY
Nest Point and intermediate sl-
Steamers leave west Point at 900 p. ST..
Monday, If Wednesdays and Fridays ani
Baltimore at 800 T. NJ. Tuesdays fhrs-
DAYS and Saturdays
Ticket office az station foot n Nirsina
street Open from 900 s.. VI fl %
=. NJ and from $50 j. NJ to 10 y. ~
city, i.Ccslg,t chice. 1903 cast yam a,l5,f-
Traffic Manaeer Cen Pass Ascent
+. s CANNON. Third Vi.e-Ples. de1t
and GeuI Nanaror Washington, ID
G.. W. WESTBfRY TRAY Pass n ..nf
800 ease Main g. Richmond. Va
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