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The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1899-05-13
"Wednesday, May 18th, 1899,

AZ J.. VI. This property lies Immediately
upon the ELECTRIC CAR LINE The
dwelling Is large. modern wcll-built
residence with all city c0nvcnienccs and
comforts. such as hot and cold water ON
each floor. electric bells, gas. Latr0bcs
and range. There are twelve or more
rooms. besides closets. etc, etc The lot
fronts on the SOUTHWEST CORNER
OF GARLAND AVENUE AND BROOK
LAND PARK BOULEVARD 80 FEET
extending back al0ng the south line of
BROOKLAED PARK BOULEVARD 13J
FEET to an alley I'm common H. feet
wide being Lots Nos. Is and rs I'm Block
10. plan of Brookiaud Park
This Is an opportunity 10 secure an OK
ccptiOnally attractive beautiful suburban
home. Tho situation is h.ah and Dry. and
all that can Doe asked. The car line takes
you rlGht 10 the door.
We invite your careful Inspection and
consideration, as this is something excep-
tiOnal.
TERMS Cash. rs 10 costs and expenses
Of executing this trust with an past-due
taxes. and a note f0r $500. with interest
thereon from February !. 1s9S. until day
Of sale Residue as may be announced at
time of sale. CHARLES 4. ROSE.
JOHN DUNLOP,
my12 Trustees.
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Richmond fredericksburg and
Potomac Railroad.

s,HEDllt.. 1fEl.I JAN. l6. 1880.
....... ..t....-........ .-It.r.I.
Hl'-A ~ - ma
5.J5 4. a. Daily lJl hasniNa lnn aA1
y0lu.s AoIlu. Stops uuIy 90 aiil-
ior and Fredericksburg. Pullman
slecptts I'D Sew 1Ork.
N.lo A Il SUNDAY only. lur Washington
.uu uoluts s0itn. stops al Llaa,
Glen Aleu. Ashland. 4Ayl0r5tllle,
Ieswe.. l4tner Glen, IeAJla. All-
ford. Hools.auc. Guinea. a-minii.
water. Pullman car.
SIS A. "a. Dtny, except SUNDAY lof
Washington and points Npitl. ntDIs
al L.at. Ashland, le5 lp-at AUG b.h-
well. kltler Glen, Ieno.a. Milford
er.cks0urs. Brooke aud Wi4ewater.
Pullman O@r
1904 a. biuy. except @luIty Tor ASH
--''' irsIYu ana points N0Itl. stops az
~. GIru Alien. Ashland. boswell.
Milford. Freu.rch .uur- Brooke, and
Whitewater ftrlpr CAR tlaii cone
meets with lOuBressl0ua. Limited at
N-suilsstOn.
7.AO > N. Daily. Tor ~ ehinSion nn1
80 DosueH MILFORD. fIrI.rIDss-
ILL., Brooke and Wholesaler and
ooyy1ss- stations Sundays. Sleeper
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RAILROADS
Atlantic Coast Line,
SCHEDULE EFFECTIVE APRIL o, 1893.
TRAINS LEAVE RlCHMCND-UNlON
DEPOT.

DEPOT.
s.o A. VI. Daily. arrives Petersburg 9N
A. NJ, Norfolk ll.li n. NJ Slops
only al Peters5urs' "aFe'y anu
s.5 a. N. Dsiiy. arrives petersburg 50
a. ~. Weldon II 70 a n, F4yctts-
vile ala L. Al. Charleslo lv' ~ L.
NJ. savannah l2yv \. 81, JaSHs'n-
n. Connects at wilson win SO. a.
arriving Coidsb0fO $40 J.. ~, VIII
mngton 6.4b 4. VI. pullman sleep
el New Ior6 to Jacksonville .....
n''o =. VI DMy ,e5A.c9B1 y hs stgos I" Msn.
chester. Drewry's Bluff, Centralh
and Chester on signal ,-,.-.
S'S b 81 N. paiiy oe1 raS Sss'V All i,ops
$50 L. n Daily arrives PeteisDurS 90
+ ". Makes local stop IL. anu ~
railroad.
i. NJ connects with n ard W for
Norfolk ana intermcdIdie uoiht'.
Emporia 9lY (Con7ects WIN n. an,9
4. ior stations between LmVoIia S.iu
LaWreuceVillel. Weldon 2 ~ =. NJ
fayetteville 1907 4 NJ. CHAR eston
So A. NJ. savannah sos \. VI,
Jacksonville 100 =. NJ, Port.IampA
SEW line TO MIDDLE GEoR,
GIA INTS-Arriving Aiken -
4 NJ. Augusta $40 A. N Macon u
A NJ. Atlanta l215 = VI fniliisn
siHtitiH sew y NiN g. " t'''+ 80
Augusta and Macon.
900 l. NJ Daily. arrives Petersburg $3.50
Il A.. Weldon 1870 j. NJ Makes
local stops between Petersburg ana
Weldon Arrives Lynchours - a.
ST. Roanoke Va. 30 s. NJ. bfis-
toI Va. 90 I'D a. NJ. Pullman sleeper
Richmond 10 LynChburg.
10 +. u. Daily Arr,"es petersburg How
Trains ARRIVE RICHMOND.
3.23 a 81 Daily from jacNsonr,Ie. sa-
yannah Charleston. Atlanta. Macon
Augusta end all pOi1ts Solth =.
s15 a VI. Daily except Sunday. At
lanta Athens and Raleigh. Hender-
son. l.vuchhurs and the west
$50 q. v Daily. Petcrsburg local
500 \ sunday only rom AtlahtA
Athens Raleigh and Henderson,
Lynchburg and the West.
Hos a VI Daily Norfolk. suffolk and
l:55 p NJ Daily except Sunday From
Petersburg STOPS al hester en-
tra.ia. Dr"wry's biut and Manches
ter lu signal
6.5j p NJ Daily. Norfolk. suffolk. Wav-
erlN and Petersburg
100 Z NJ D1ily. jacksonville. savannah
Charleston Wilmington. Go'dsboro
and ll points South
S.j6 r ~ Dlfv Petersburg Lynch
n. NJ EMERSON
}. T.. kENLY. Traffic Manager
Gcnlr7l Manager
II. VI. EMERSON.
General Passenger Agent
q 8 CAMPBELL
Division Passenger Agent.
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SALT IN LOUISIANA.
Evidence ofan Extensive Bed for Fifty
Miles Along the Coast.


NEW ORLEANS. LA, May u.-Oro-
lane Primcaux. a farmer living four
miles east of Abbevlle in Vermillion par-
ish. while boring q well ON DIS place ycs-
terday struck bedrock salt at the depth
of twenty-five feet. The salt was nearly
pure, but how deep could not be deter
mined. although ne dug several feet into
d. The primcaux place IS fourteen miles
from Petite Auee. where the celebrated
Avery salt mine has been worked for
thirtysix years Recently rock salt has
been discovered at large number 81
places I'm Ncrmillion. Iberia and ST. Mary
parishes. Al Belle Isle. forty miles east
Of tie Avery salt mine. CHICAGO com
pany has begun operations sinking a
shaft that viii give the company "a ca-
pacity of 2000 tons NJ salt daily
The recent discoveries have led IN tho
belief that the entire Louisiana coast. at
least from Belle Isle 10 AbheVille dis
lance Of hfy-hve miles and extending
inward from the Gulf a distance of TWEEN
ty miles. lies over q solid he'd of rock
lsalt from forty 90 eighty feet deep. The
salt has been struck in nearly q dozen
places i'm this territory. and the state Of
Louisiana has ordered the construction
Of a salt map Of the state. the geologist
to determine the exact extent Of the tor-
ritory underlaid by this deposit of rock
salt and the thickness Of the strata.-N.
y. Sun.
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MUST ATTEND TO
THEIR BUSINESS.
Presidential POstmasters Had loo
Much Holiday.
Mr.. CASEWEll TO BE RETIRED.
His Appointment 20 Norfolk Navy hard
Revoked - Labor Commissioner
Montague Visits Washington.
New Army orders.

WASHINGTON. May 12-Speclal-The
Postoflce Department has great deal
Of trouble with postmasters who absent
themselves from their offices leaving
clerks I'm charge. a general order has
been issued by Postmaster-Generai smith
10 the effect that postmasters at Presi-
dental postoniccs are required TO give
their personal attention 10 the business
OF their Offices and must not absent them
selves thercfrom Tor . longer period than
one OF two days without written au-
thority from the Department
MEANS REMOVAL.
a violation of this order will be deemed
sufficient cause FOR removal.
This order will be rigidly enforced.
Labor COMMISSIONS a. =. Montague
came up from Richmond this afternoon.
and is stopping al the Metropolitan. lie
was in conference for same time with
United States Labor Commissioner Carroll
j. Wright, with reference 10 the general
work Of departments Of labor.
ARMY ORDERS.
Assistant Surgeon John A. Mctzgor.
United states Army SIS relieved from
further duty at Josiah Simpson General
Hospital at Fort Monroe. and ordered
o. Pittsburg
Commander John A. p.
Smith. Engineer Corps. on duty at the
Norfolk Navy Yard, has been promoted
60 commander.
Orders for Pay Director T. IT, Cascwell
TO proceed 20 Norfolk as general store
! Keeper. have been revoked. and he is
under orders 10 proceed to Washington
q
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RICHMOND APACE WITH THE
LARGEST CITIES.

Another large importation Of English
Heads and Reins. Steel Bits and Strrups
and Saddles and Harness has just been
received by ID. A. Brown Jr.. si4 east
Main street. Why send North and pay
fancy price for these goods when they can
be purchased at home for more reasnna-
ble one? This ehterprising firm carries A
complete stock of these goods, and will
be pleased TO have fneiy friee@s and The
public 10 call and inspect them.
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3 Chesapeake and
,''.S ~ Ohio Railway

TRAINS LEAVE RICHMOND.
200 A. ii. bsiiy. WIN ,it Parlor s4r for
prIncIual stations Newport
Nrws old Point. Norfolk and
Portsmouth.
34j p. NJ. Daily. ~ita Pullman ior local
Point. Norfolk and Ports
.rOuth Connects at ola Point
vfh llasu.naIou steamers
Gsiv ft. otfh nIItimo.e
,e..i. ADsp1 9D..''e, e''n-
oni Ifnlulot.
t-.,,.t.,. .,,. ~, VIZ
,n.oo ~ ....,...
10 20 A. VI. day Express. except SUNDAY
Tor clifton roibe ~"Iht-''
40 GorunusElIe I'f on AUG
CalFerton. Manassas. AIeA"n-
ora and Nesiln- .Oh. at ID. "u
S-a ION, thti ii.tt i'l
ynchoufe at ii-'r D"y 'oi
Hagerstown.
e.na5tt Louisville aai ST.
vie for oraaee. and a.
way. north-bound al coy.ug-
stops Only al important sia-
tions Meals served Qn Din
~ cars 40. :. local train.
train frSa. 'Gorsonsyile 10
Staunt0n.
$50 ?. NJ. Accommodation, except SUM
day. Tor boswell
1890 F. NJ Daily for Cincinnati. With
+. +. Y. Pullman To- Hinton, w. va
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MS&zW NpFQlh@Mssterl

NAY I. 1893.
LEAVE nrclADAD lDAlLlJ. BYRD
LIN " -sslsLE.l' STATION.
ANA If kIDHMDND aHD NOkroLh
VESl'IBJ IN LIMi fkD. Arrive t-
NnrlolK ll.-5 4. M. stops uilt t-
p.ferab.rg. NaycrIy and rNnY.H.
secoud-clas3 tickets NOT accepted 40
aG5 a. 81. THE CHICAGO EXPRESS.
In fgn,hburg. Roanoke COLUMBUS
Aus t. nic .o. Pullman hleD Irt teNN..-
80 roo Columbus, also Tor Bristol,
Knoxville and CAaifan.Ost iNI-
mn Sleeper Roanoke to hnohtttr
IN y N Tor sIn0Ik Norio.h. 400 l--
''' tarmedlafe stations. arrives at Nor-
folk at 1920 p. NJ.
200 Il. " For Lynchhurg ana totAoHe.
Connects at LyucHplrB WED
ngt0n and Chaitah.'-t ..
Tnllman Slefpers LynlnUui1 'i..'
~. aud New orleans Pullman
sieeper between Richmond tNl
Iyuchburg. and bertls tif .I
arcuoaucv at 300 T.. II. Also. i.-
man Sleeper Petersburg aHd H'A-
rrd np0He arrive Richmond IRON. Lynch
b,i.g and the West daily ID a ~
"a 80 =. NJ. from Nori1lh tnl =
rr1st NJ n. 05 A. NJ, and NESIl blLhn
UNITED G.55 T. NJ.
Of,ice. SIS Main street .......
mo f.. WAGNER.
CITY Pass. ANA lick ~ Ii.
g. H BnSLLl.
Instruct Passenger Agent.
W g. pENiiL.
General Pa sscnger Agent.
co,.ral Office Roanoke. Va
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WEDNESDAY. MAY nth.
90 y o'clock noon. the following sECUEI-
TIES
Shares. ... - -,
3 WEST END GLASGOW LAND CO.;
L. CRYSTAL ICE CO..
1Ob KINGSTON a. PEMBROKE.
3 COMAS MACHINE co..
3Ol VIRGINIA STATE INSURANCE
CO.; .........
SOL THERN THEATRE,
o MERGENTHALER LlNOI PE CO.
10 STANDARD SIEAlMING MACHINE
n SILLY CAR SEAL LOCK CO...
II OLD DOMINION LAND coz New
81 MAT0ACA MFG co. Petersburg.
81 north BIRMINGHAM LAND CO.;
s. ETTBICk MFG co.. Petersonr6'
: SOUTHERN HILL. y bLi|f hD'i-
AND TELEGRAPH Coz .. ...
2 CONSOLIDATED COAL IRON AND
LAND co.. .... ..,.,,, .
81 90 NORTH BIBM1NGHAM BUILD
ING ASSOCIATIONS.
$4,000 TENNESSEE MlDLAND RAJ ~
ROAD. gI Mortgage. Part pall.
sgC2 e2 WEST VIRGINIA DEF ERRED,
Interest Bearing.
SCOTT a. STRINGFELLOW.
rvf0 Bankers and Brokers.
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REAL IS ATE AT PRIVATE SALE.
= UBURBAN AND COUNTRY HOMES

y
81 100 VIII buy a Very Attractive New
Seven-ROOm Dwelling. with stable
carriage-hOuse. etc. etc. good lot
az Forest Hill Park. grand shade
and wafer. one square from cleo
trio line. Terms very easy.
s.. 800 for 23-Acre Farm. ~ miles from
Town. all rich, highly-imprQvod
land. regular market garden;
nine-rOOmed dwelling. large barns,
large orchard. etc one OF the most
attractive places around the CITY
improvements are I'm irst-cass or
der. and cost 81 800 All crops to
70 with the place. Apply 70
a. l.. ADAMSON,
my1i Manchester, va
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By j. B Elan d 60,
EnnI Eetlie Augtl0mcers.

PUBLIC AUCTION SALE OF FOUR,
WELL LOCATED AND VALUABLE
CHfMBORAIO PARK LOTS,
FRONTING BROAD ST.
At the request OF the owners and for
the purpose of division we shall sell by
public auction ON the premises on
TUESDAY. MAY Is. 1890. 40 g =. VI.
four valuable and beautifully located
lots. two of which are ON tine north and
two ON the south side OF Broad street.
Just east of 36th street. These lots are
just ripe for building purposes and as
the owners are resolved 90 sell. bargain
can be had and YOU arc urged 10 attend
this sale Plat can Doe seen at our office.
TERMS Easy and announced AZ sale.
]. b ELAN & co. Auntlonoera.
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Office of city Engineer, City Hall.
Richmond. Va. May II, 1899.
NOTICE no CONTRACTORS SEALED
PROPOSALS will be received az this
office until MONDAY. MAY -. isJy. Tor
PAVING with GRANITE sPALLS the
ROAD BEDS of certain stIeeH IA , I.s
city. To PAVE WITH GRANITE
sPALIS CERTAIN CUTTERS; 90 pave
with GRANITE SPALLS the Roadhed
Of certain ALLEYS; To pave CERTAIN
SIDEWALKS. to construct certain
tVrRP IN sundrv places IN the CITY.
Specifications and full Information for
bidding can be seen at this Office.
\ certified check for $1,000 MUST
accompany each bid. Inc commute on
and AN proposals offered. and 10 award
the contract as a whole or in separate
parts. ". L. cuTSHAW.
mylI City EDgineen
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AGENTS WANTED.

SOLICITING AGENTS:
inexperienced men taught: can earn
from S7l00 to $4,000 per month.
special territory to good men; refer
euces required COMMERCIAL
BUILDING AND LOAN ASSOCIA-
TION. 80. sos east Main street.
Apply 10 T.. NJ. CRUTCHFlELD,
President.
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FOR RENT. LARGE THREE-STORY
WAREHOUSES. corner Of Virginia street
and Exchange alley. Suitable for manu-
fASfunng or storage purposes Railroad
track in front Of the buildiug. Apply 10
AIIISCAN a. ADDISON, pyli
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HiIiiO iDs.
on Souther
ON Railway
ScliaDCbE hFrEcrNE NAY ?. 1919.

SCHEDULE OBJECTIVE MAY . 1893.
TRAIN LEAVE RICHMOND. va
ll.W u. al, NJ. 81. Southern Express,
uaIiy iof AtlduIi, Augusta I'D
points south. Sleeper lae UaHtl.t,
Gree AsupIO. salisbury lnI Omar.
Iottc open al Richmond $3.50 II. "a.
Stops Tor passenger At .0lH sts-
yile.
Connects at Dauyule and Char.
to.tc with New York and EloflIa
Lhpress tNo. 3d. carrying tlfousA
Aiken dnd New iorh ana IanD=,
WIN connections l0r ai Florida
points. Also, connects al iantIlo
S"4 thdilOlio Win Washing luu tnd
s,outu"cstcfn Limited $50. 500 cana
Eit ,htou6l slecpcfs between A.W
t".h ana NasutlIe. A.b D I.n ..l
sltHpni7' and sew 1orh anl sew
taHs, WIN cJnncC l9n5 lur aI
f0rni2
N.ol 2. NJ. No g. solid t.aln daly nr
mar. 'tle, y. g.. connects mo 81.
- "lul k8gmyiIc AND pnnhai.l
,9.il 'al. Al kc5svile fJr CIrAs-
slle- oxford henderson and lur-
n~-H' and al GrctuauOrl fOr I.r-
mann raleigh and WInal0l-SaI
Da"tile with no. 90. Jnfod
50 last mail. solid lrlln. lIIy
NtN orleans and points South
"lDH carries s.eepers New fur. ID
- Orleans aul New York. tl J4.A-
ffyntiIe and Miami Tor Nassau a.d
nav ana. Through sleeper salisbury
t. Memphis. also. I.IInau flor
aie'pgr every Tuesday anI Tr-
Jay asllngtQu 90 SAN Iran.is.s
81. Without change.
600 y. a.. so. Do. local. daily of...s
sunday, for key>viHe and .nfs,r -
dIatc points
dhbNS ARRIVE AT RICHMOND.
G.35 b NJ Fron At,-t, ,......... 49,.
Ashepile.
stations
LOCAL FREIGHT TRAINS.
nos u and 81. between Mln.1este-
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By n. \. Mccurdy.
Real Estate Auctioneers.

TRUSTEES AUCTION SALE
a DESIRABLE LITTLE TRICK AND
DAIRY FARM. ADJOINING
ABOUT o N4R MIiE hEN. ojRTiTrinf or THE
CITY. AND CONTAINING
11A ACRES.
In execution Of the provisions OF ne TWO
deeds OF trust Of 22d October. lN,9 ana
[ 3tth March 1894. duly recorded lu iienIlc1
I County Court the underlined WI" oiier
FOR sale upon the PREMISE on $500
TUESDAY. THE I isIil DAY OF MAY
at $50 p. NJ. The REAL ESTATE con-
veyed Thereby. and HoW "a lic oc.upauD
OF Mr. John T. Miller The iaud yes wen
and is We'll drained. mostly cleared. u-t
sufficient wood Tor ordinary purposes mas
a large frontage ON the N0rth avenue ana
Cannon road and sdJ0ins me .4nns u
Jeter. Wright Rutnerip"rd ana aus. and
Immediately opposite the tract known as
"IinO Alto
The Improvements consist OF com
| paratiVcly new tWu-story frame dwelling
| Of about seven rooms besides all uecf.
I sary out-nuHdings. There is also an Old
| dwelling on the premises Of about three
rooms.
To any one wishing n nice country resi-
: dence. retired but convenient t. CITY, THIS
Offers an unusual opportunity.
/ TERMS. Cash as 10 cost ana fNNtii. f
| OF sale. any delinquent tax ana sIll-
! cient 10 pas OF balance OF @-ll>fp ruo
| on the bonds secured under said deeHs'
/ balance at one and two years. ..,.,.-.,-
II. A. MCIRDl.
! Trustee.
am authorized by the beneficiary IN;
/ der above deeds 90 state tnat lht! WI
/ accept a reasonable cash payment uHu
| give long time on the balance due lhem'
II. A. VI CIRDl.
/ my4 Alcuoneei'
! IMMEDIATELY AFTER above sa r.,
/ say az O'Clock. + viii Offer DEiA'i ~
/ FRAME DWELLING of seven roouis'
/ oiifbuildin.s water. etc.. ON Garland ave-
nue. in plan of BEOolNLlN PAlth' 81 ii"'i
/ block from car line. ,
[ This property viii be sold on cNcee1lhE'y
/ liberal terms if desired. ana me- .'i
| mart of tho ohaso-moncv can Doe paid
| in monthly iHsfaimonts ...-,,.,-
AuCtiOncer.
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FOR SALE. \ LADYs HlGlfGRApE
ny, LII, IN iirst-class order VIII sell
aTn,eap tof eash. Address, ''MSN,," caro-
4i"SS' - myll
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MEETINGS.
EDUCATIONAL.
SUMNER LAW SCHOOL,

University OF Virginia.
Goth Summer Term. July / 10 Sept. l.
1870 In mountainous and nOn-malarlal
section Of Virginia These courses have
proved peculiarly profitable to beginners.
10 candidates for admission to the bar,
and 10 practitioners who have lacked sys-
tematic instruction or need review.
For catalogue. address n. G. MINOR,
Sec'y, Charlottesville. va.
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By Pollard e. Baehy.
Real Estate Auctlnueofs.
1 UCTION SALE
THAT ATTRACTIVE. CENTRAL
TWO-SiOTy
BRICK DWELLING, No, 9OL
on SOUTH LINE or CLAY BElNEi
NINTH AND TENTH

We will sell. by auction, on the prem
TUESDAY. MAY rs. 1sM,
af s.2o O'clock Il ~. the aforementioned
desirable property. The dwelling if 80
good order. nicely arranged, comic ii ''.e
and attractive. containing about ten
rooms also "a detached kitchen. The lot
has frontage of ~ feet on clay. street,
running back by good depth to wide auey
iu rear. This property is cfutfalt ana
conveniently located. and VIII make
paviu0 Investment or a snug home.
TERMS. Orc-f0urth cash. residue at
six. twelve and eighteen months. credit
PAYMENTS f0 hc secured ny deed ui iturI
with interest added 0r AN cash, 40 option
~ POLLARD q BAGHY.
my12 AAcuonrci7-
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BANKERS AND BROKERS.

WE WILL SELL. At PUBLIC AUG
w TTON. AT THE
RICHMOND STOCK EXCHANGE
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HOTELS,
FOREST LODGE

GLEN ALLEN.
Trains leave Elba station at 6:42 4. NJ.
ana l2:o ABB and $40 j. NJ. Round
TIP. ooc. Sunday train leaves Elba at
s'5l y. NJ. and returns al $40 T. NJ
my13
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WANTED. TO EXCHANGE \ FINE
HORSE tblack WARRIOR. twelve Sratn
Old. sound. good saddle horse; ai." ~,
work anywhere for COLI hppu, 80,
years DID Must nc sooa s'1 'nIcI<IN
c1,>- ',t'Is,,,' myij
WANTED FOR 4 FAMILY or tiN . H.
the care Of or Will rent IL IT. IT,
burhan rcsifence for the summer
nonhe rest OF reference gwen anu
best Of care taken OF mus, ,,,i, Al
ton to boarding 30 private IAN"
dress 4. -. g., this ONCE
ANTED-wB HAVE A CUSTOMER
- ,,f-be. 10 invest IN good paying
h,,si,ees property Those having such
will do well 20 call on EDWARD y
ROSE COMPANY. II north Eleventh
street.
WANTED A FEW ENERGETIC, WILL
~ workers 10 whom unusual Induce
menfs win bc offered. Apply 20 MAN
AGI,R. Lock-BON No. 3, station \,
Richmond. va. "Sl-
WANTED. BY A COUPLE. HOUSE OR
~ AT suitable FOR light housekeeping
Would be willing 10 take uncxDired
term Address. giving location, etc, W.
\. a.. care this Office. hyl7
YOI- CAN FIND TIE LATEST MAKES
of Wlckless Blue Flame on Ranges AZ
y p. COFFRS. sd east Broad street
Both Phones. myl5
HIIP WANTID--Femaio.
WANTED. GIRLS TO DO LIGHT SEW
TNG WORK on sewing machines run
bv steam inexperienced hands paid
while learning Apply 20 MlLLHlSEk
NNNTFACTTR RING CO, east end OF
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WILL ENDEAVOR
TO QUELL YA4
Mexico Making Efforts to
Forces in the Field.
A SPEEDY END DESIRED
The Indians Are Destroying Telegraph
Lines as Fast as They Can be
Repaired in Excel
lent Fighting Trim
A SPEEDY END DESIRED

Austin Tex, October "A telegram re-
ceived here today from Ortiz, state of
Sonora, Mex. says:
The Mexican government is making
strenuous efforts to get all its forces in the
field at once and bring the Yaqui Indian
war to a speedy termination. If they do
not do so before next April when the three
months rainy season setc in, it
means that the war will last all
through next summer, which the
Mexican government wants to prevent
if possible. For that reason they will push
the matter as much as possible at present
Today Jose Lopez Gonzales, the chief of
construction of the federal telegraph lines
in the state of Sonora, who has been in the
mountains for three weeks past trying to
wire laid waste by the Indians, returned
accompanied by his escort of cavalry and
force of nemen. He reports two engage
ments with the Indians, the first occurring
about two weeks ago with casualties
and only brief running fight. The second
one occurred last Monday and resulted in
three soldiers being killed. He says his
men replaced many miles of broken wire,
but to little purpose, as the Indians fol-
lowed them at a safe distance and tore
down the wires as rapidly as they were
repaired The Indians seem TO be in excel
lent fighting trim and apparently are grow
ing bolder every day"
The age-herald. [volume] (Birmingham, Ala.) 1897-1902, 1899-10-04

Hook light ship almost straight down the
Jersey coast to a point off Asbury Park
where a white float with a red ball was
placed to mark the turning point. The CO.
lumbia was admirably handled throughout
the race.
rock, 11:15:37 Columbia, 11:16:20.
1t is very evident from today's perform
ance of the Shamrock that she is indeed
very fast yacht; that she is speedy in
light winds was shown by her work on the
first half of the first leg of the course;
that she is quick In stays was amply
proven by her windward work, and 1t is
also fact that she stands up to her cam
vas equally we'll with the Columbia. In
the matter of handling sails there was little
to choose between the two, and If any mis-
takes were made it was more the fault OF
the f1uky breezes than of the judgment of
the sailing masters. Some idea of the
windward work Of these two yachts may
twelve miles sailed from the outer mark to
where the race was concluded the Column
bia made twenty-five lacks and the Sham
rock twentythroe
Taken altogether there could not have
been more unsatisfactory race, and yet
as result of it the friends of the cup de-
fender seemed proud of the showing she
made and feel confident that the cup is
safe.