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The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1899-07-20
AUCTION Sales.--future Day..
A UCTION SALE
"A OF
Valuable Business and
Residence Property
IN THE CITY or MANCHESTER. Va

RGSlG0nCG properly
/ ~ THE CITY OF MANCHESTER. VA.
In execution % two certain deeds of
| trusts from William Lawrence Moody and
| Indiana a.. Moody his wlic. t0 Robert
/ stiles and Constantine pa. Williamson,
| trustee. duly recorded FOO the clerk off
| hCc oi The Corporation or Hastings Court
/ OF The city OF Manchester Va. lu D. IT,.
/ rs. 70. ISL etc. and lu ID T.. rs. p. 2,5.
| etc.. default having been mHdc lu the
| payment OF certain monies therein se-
cured and being required 60 sell Bog the
| beneficiary and py virtue OF authority Of
Two DEGREES ~ ihc Corporation or Hust-
in-- Court ~ me city OF Manchester Va,
| entered ou Che 18th day OF July. 1900. in
the cause OF Indiana g.. Moody who sues
etc. Ns. James l.. Robertson. executor and
others we we undersigned trustees VIII
sen hy puoIc auction on the premises
SATURDAY. JULY ~. 1850.
az $50" y. M, lnc luIIDWll- de-
-crooI lands and premises with The
improvements thereon and easements.
rights ways and appurtenauce. tlcrc-
On nclnNniAsI lying lu the city of
NdNchtsttit Va, being three lots
oi Jana with subs ,anuaI and attractive
Dug rs STORE thereon adjoining each other,
aud numbered, respectively. 30 100 SD.
lIn- aAu 40. 100 HUI street. described
.n ohc of said trust deeds a. follows
1 one Of them situated at the e5ufb-
west corner 0i Huu and Eleventh streets
H.ImrrT called Warrington -trpgII cone
ia un- it mont or breadth Ou said lIuI
e.It. "' iecl ana running back south-
id NDI".'n parallel lines and aI1u.
tho west s.4e of said Eleventh street 10
% Another one Of them situated on
aforesaid 900 the distance OF 800 feet from
IIr rIN.NHN TORN side of Eleventh street
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KATLRO DS
Southern
Railway
aDCn



SCHEDULE EFFECTIVE MAY IT, 1859.
TRAINS LEAVE RICHMOND. Va.
l4'oo +. ~. 80. In. Southern EApress.
o""s l0r Atlanta, Augusta jackson
i.,'V ana points ooGu.. sleeper ~
D""tii.t, Greensboro. salisbury, ana
i'" tt,c, open a. Richmond $50 q
stations.
Connects at Danvuo and Char
iV..e WIN New York ana Florida
1925 tNp $50, carrying tAlou5t
sieepeis between New YORK. and Tam
~ VIA connections for aA floiHt
points. Also, connects ~ DanYlI.e
SAu 1hafl otto with Washing ton su1
Sou1h~estern Limited go 30 carry
YORK snd nashville New York and
Memphis, and New York snd New
orleans, Win connections i0r al
points IA Texas. Mexico and CALI
fornis.
I@'0l J.. M., No. =, solid tain daIy ior
ShatlOtle, n. c.. connects al Ai0s..
iey Win Farmy.ue auo P3whalan
VIE oxford Henderson and Due
nam, and al Greensboro Cos Duf-
nan" ha.eish add Winston Salem.
A. bahtlue with $50. Sd United
.tatta last mail, sOll LIIiU. daily
80 NtN orleans and point, Soutu.
H"lln carries sl-epers NeW YORK I'D
N . orleans and New York io jack
l"tlne ana Miami Tor Nassau aul
havana Through sleeper Salisbury
~ Mempn.s, also, Pullman t0uurt
sleeper every Tuesday and fu-
an !" ,asHlnston I'D san Francisco
300 Z A.. SO. % ioca. oa.g except
69..itio'y, Ior keysvle and lnterme-
E n TRANS ARRIVE At RICHMOND.
'-' Z NJ From Atlanta augusta and
$40 SE'"eyi'le. and a.. points soUtl.
~. from krysviIe and local
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BANKRUPTCY NOTICE.

~ THE DISTRICT COURT or TIE
UNITED SCI TIES FOR THE EAST
ERN DISTRICT or VIRGINIA:
In the Matter o. No. IS.
j. vs.. THAMES. 10
Bankrupt J Bankruptcy.
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nLD DOMINION STEAMSHIP COM
" pANN.

ON DOMINION, STEAMSHIP COM
DAILY SERVICE
Steamers leave Norfolk.
No Va. DAILY 90 1.3V L.. 81
L ~ Passengers leave HI hmuud
~ kA ,sa 70. and a.. railroad 345
49,. n j. a.. or R. and f.. railroad
rA n aud ". route. A. 81
I4Ur. conuectns With steam
.rat Norfolk same evening
-. Inner carrying freight ana
Diiet te"''-r.s Richmond every AIuu-
a, Additional steamer freight
and -fa'r.lee a-seuseial leaves richmond
f0r Norf0Ik Wedue- day ana FRIDAY az
T. ST.. connecting W.lh main ane
Steamer flr Sew York.
FROM NEW YORK passengers can
leave DAILY. except sunday 3 l.. NJ
saturday T.. ND for Richmond Via old
Point or norfolk
Direct steamer. via James river leaves
every Saturday. A.. j.. NJ. passengers aud
freight.
Freirht for Richmond d. steamers via
Norfolk Mondays. "wednesday and fri-
days T.. ~, Saturday 8 =. " Sa,iings
from company pier. % North river.
For fun information apply 10
JOHN r MAYER Agent
l2l2 east Main street
Richmond, Va
IT. g. walker Traffic Manager. j J.
prown General PASSENGER AGENT Gen.
oral Offices Pier % n. r.. New York
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AUCTION SALE-This pay.
BY Edward g. Rose Company.
Real Estate AuCtionccrs,
No. nj north Eleventh street.
CoURr SALE
Attractive Villa sites
and Granite QuarrleS

~ HI,NRICO COUNTY. NEAR DUd-
BARTON.
RICHMOND. FaLDlltlt AND
POTOMAC RAILROAD,
CONTAINING IL ALL lo5 JJ-lVO
ACRES
BEING 4 SUH-DiNlsiON OF IliL
FARM FOkMEELl OWNED B1
TIL LATE h. A.
SCHULTZ.
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ORDER ~ NOTICE TOR DIsCHARGE.

ORDER or NOTICE FOR DISCHARGE.
on this 18th day Of july. A. ID. 1899.
on reading the petition Tor discharge OF
the bankrupt 30 is
ordered hy The Court that hearing be
bad upon The same ON the 9th DAY OF
JULY. A. ID. 1900. before said court.
at Richmond boo said district. at12 O'Clock
noon. and. chat notice thereof Doe pub
lshcl iu The Times. newspaper printed
in said district. and that al known cred-
itors and other persons 300 interest may
appear no The said time and place ana
show cause n any they have. WHY the
prayer 0f the said petitioner should not
be- granted
And DO o. further ordered by the Court.
that the clerk shall send bv mail 90 All
known creditors copies OF said petition
and This order addressed to them no their
places NJ residence as stated
Witness the Honorable EDMUND
WADDlLL. Jr. Judge OF The said court
and tle seal thereof 40 Richmond. in said
di.fr.ct ON The l7-h day 0f July. &. ID.
$50
(SoaD
htfcrt. c. T. EOWDEN. Clerk
By Jos. j. Brady, Deputy Clerk
IN THE DISTRICT COURT or THE
UNITED STATES FOR THE EAST
ERR DISTRICT or VIRGINIA:
j" ' c22 a2I.es Of diuxsr N In a.
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i3y j. ID Carnetl Real Estate Auctlon.cr.
SO 1lOG cast Main street.
4 tc1ION SALE
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TRA NJ .AIRIn "a, !. .. ST "a nlIc.HMoND

JOHN n POTTS.
Assistant Gen. Pas. ASaBt.
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v.As =. ic:...: ~. NJ.

AS t. t.';.i i;.:.:rii.. t,iirt III fcatlic--
the lli:' ,...r Who stole ti.n 4l.1on wli!n
the girl v',s ,.rii,ls, AMI get tie ,lul1yh-
t.. OF i..;c into :. .:e;,l ul trouhle-it j.,
altogether unil:ciy that the bird cared,
one grub whether tie spoon WAS silver
OF clcvtrNrlatc. He knew that it w,ill,l
have IL Very tilc appearance among the
ragged sticks OF his dnnicd nest, and 70.
as nn one was looking, hc drew it o1t
from among the others Just rs gently na
ii he were playing srclican;, gave tntno
hops and flap of his wings anl the
spoon and the girls reputation for hon
csty went away over the fields together.
Other damning instances there are of
lack'law and lnagpic. the rcl legged
Chorgli, ANA even, sad tn say, the clcr-
zeal gated raven, being deceived from
the straight patti: Of rectitude by tho
empty glitter of Il :,cln. Unlike 1Esop's s.
mora!izin.s ;'ns.il, who. having scratched
MP Il necklace, npostrophizcd heaven Of
the usclcssncSs of sue, IL stroke Of luck
to hinn, these sable. solemn fowl seem
to have u i)urgiuriousi twist III their ma
tnrc over which tllny have no control.
In proportion TO their reverend aspect
and grave ticlncInur i'll their serious
salts Of black is their cn.crncss Ia nur-
loin at I'll costs any hit OF iaw,iry metal
ware Ia give Al dash uf ,ncrctrciona
fnly 10 their bare nests. - Lonynlan' s
Ma.Siziii1.
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Lever ana &c .rc,,1,:snop.

Chi.llas L"yer. 1h;' novelist. was once
the sllc:'t OF Or. 'Shatcly, the arch
bishop Of dublin ut his country seat.
Ainong the other gnasts We're some of
the exNcctant clergy, who paid sub
missivc court to their host. While the
archbishop and his guests were walking
through the grounds the prelatc pluckcd
from bush Il leaf which, he declared,
had Il most nanscous flavor.
'Tastc it, said he. handing the leaf
to one of the clergy. The latter s,nil-
ingly obeycd. and then with wry face
subscribed to the botanical orthodoxy
Of tho archbishop.
'Taste it, you. Lever said the graf
flied prelate. handing the leaf to the
novelist
mo. thank you. said Lever. laugh
ing. MY brother is not in your grace's
diocese
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"DIinsI" .yen In Korea.

In Korea yon never see girls ont Of
doors in the daytime except some of
the lower classes going to the wells,
and they arc tied mp so that no one can
see them. Women only go ont in the
capital Of Korea when great bell
sounds in the evening When this is
heard, all men must retire to their
houses The only men who may go out
are those who are blind and those who
are going to druggist 8 with n pre-
scription. And as men are deceivcrs the
world over. it is not surprising that
great many mon arc t'blind" and that
many have to go to the druggist $"
when evening comes Indeed the num-
Der of hypocrites who go about tapping
with stick is rather ludicrous.-
Young Lady.
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y prr very fortunate
III liavi. IT., $50 will ,cStlfy in
H. brl'i' rnt aei. l. such tl.ing
~ ~ayli,- ;nrianrf
W,rr !ou .cul.intcd with the
murderer nan' asked the prosccut
ing nttvrucA 1t i rrlnrri witness for
the defense "a a murd. case in Texas.
The willingness az the witness to say
all he could in the behalf nf the muir.
dcrcr was very apparent
II know Il him. lie was dc honest
est
"Ncvcr mind about his honesty
You >ay you knew him?
Yes. sir. l'sc proud to say ncb-
hcr knowcd sich noble
Nobody asked you about that
What was tho condition nf his health?
Was he not in robust hcalth?'
No. sab; Ne was ,ic frcolcst miggcr
chhcr seed
He WAS killed by the accused. was
he not.
Il can't say so. sab. My idea am
dat he was in such bad health dat
even if he hadn been killed when he
was, he would hab died on that berry
day, sir
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Pitts Carminativc aids digestion,
regulates the bowels. cures Cholera
Infantum, Cholera Morbus, Dysentery,
Pains, Gripings, Flatulent Collie, Un-
natural Drains from the Bowels, and
all diseases incident to teething chill
dren. For all summer complaints it
is a-specifc. Perfectly harmless and
free from injurious drugs and chem
icals.
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= Confirmed drunkards are shamed
into reformation in many of the towns
of the Argentine Republic by being
compelled to sweep the streets for
eight days each time they may be ar
rested for intoxication.
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i:tish.~ t.-,a,ri- ucrc lrealcl b.
i.''y~'cans than any Of tie serious
disorders w.,h wlich they have to
deal. i;acaus" oI lis n>idious and NAL
snan' character. . II pronip. action
were taken when headaches. urinary
Disorders. digestive troubles first an
pear much suiicrin" and sorrow would
be avcrtod. lrlckly Ash Bittcrs will
quickly stop the spread Ct the disease
quiet the inflammation heal the kid
neys and bladder, strengthen and
regulate the liver, and drive poisons
and impurities out Of the system by
cleansing the bowels. Sold by Evans
Pharmacy.
Commodore Philip, the former
captain of the Texas, now the com
niandant of the Brooklyn navy yard
is to be presented with two jcwclod
swords. One of these is to be given
by citizens Of New York city. The
other will be presented by the Sunday
school children Of Texas in commcm-
oration Of his words after the ,lestruc
tion Of Ccrvcras $ fleet off Santiago.
This will be presented at Galveston
on March |.
y petition is s,nn TO be present
ed t" the ~overnor for the pardon ,!
Mrs. Carson, who, about four ycar.;
az, N >iartanhnrg. was convicted Of
the murder Of her husband. She was
Implicated with two men who were
sentenced to he hanged, but she got
lifc imprisonment. The petition, it is
said. will be largely signed by repu,a-
bic citizens.
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Deadly Cancer
Cured at asst I!

were unabic to do her any good. and
tinalsy pronounced it Cancer q: II ,ln-.
malignant type. We w.,rr y:r.,iv
alarmed and gave her every rr,ns!y
recommended. tut they did not seem
I" reach the disease. and it cnnti,n,. Il
to spread ;nl grow Upon the advice
I" y 'r'"nd size hr@an to take $ ). s
and after :: few bottles had hec, used
II decided i:Mprnvrinent was r,ti,.,,,
nr! Continuing. .h" remedy s!:c was
"u:,"i c'''nr!rir'y n:,l the pcrnlnn"ncc
al tie cure has been proved. ms no si,rn
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Nos. i0S aud iU2 The A'lania
Vestibuled Train, Of Pullman s'lsel
cs between Washington ami IL
man Sleepers bet t~een Portsmouth
T..
Nos. IL and 3s, THE $. A. l. \
Train, Coaches and Pullman 4
Portsmouth and atlanta.
For PIckets. Sleepers. etc. arPy
y: a. Newland, Gen'l. Agent II
Wm. 3. Clements. r. r As /
Atlanta. Ga. II
=. st John, Vice-Presidcnt ana
v. +. McBee General @uperin'tt
II. W. r. Glover, Traffic Manact1
l. s. Allen, Gen'l Passenger HI
GENERAL Officers. POrtsnl0nlnl'
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(s) Re, ular station; ~ Flag station
Will also stop at the following ste.ions
TO take on or let off passengers: Phin-
news, James aud Sandy Springs
No IL connects With Southern Railway
No. IL at Anderson.
No. g oonnecta with Southern Raitway
Nos. IL, 81 and IS at Seneca.
J. r. ANDERSON, Sapt.
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Al >rr,- or Paragraphs.

Al >rrt- or pty,yrani,.
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!prlct dozen thing wc pn.li 10 be
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Of the disease has
returned, though ton
years have elapsed,
II. /. MInnLEED;ooKs.
Simr,n, GA
i..r cures made hy
:. :. ). nr" prr:na-
rent. Il is The only
h."cd, rriM";y ~i.;rli
can cure Obstinate
Gcci-sca,"C ii;,.s.
iicru,;sc ii
is tic only owe
which "ci- r,, TN
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- America has no antiquities worth
mentioniug-with tho exception Of
her jokes.
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Du.incns Entcrprisc In Paris.

Busincns Enterprise In Paris.
Occasionally a | take inyt,sswalks
abroad | am quite paralvzcd ut the
amount Of enterprise shown by certain
French business houses. One morning.
contemplating taking train at half
past ]. it occurred to ne to stop in
somewhere before going to the station
and buy II book To read on the journey.
1t WAS an idea that seemed to ne at
that time simple and practical /
bought the book price francs 75
ccntiilcs or about 30 ccnts-at Il large
book>tur" on the Avcnue dc lOperl
lnof faninripn ~. and then discov-
rr'fi Ind i.u,ninE IL rly purse smaller
t'ian Il 100 ;rallc note with which to
pay l"r il.
III" >ll'.~inan l,ni:e-l ut thi, seriously
and ti.r;lS.iier: .,i,i ,hcy lind rpclangc
i VA r',a1Iy .ii 'il' morning ,phavc
aaN ciWuT, .,.;.i;. i'rDni Tho way he
0l;"! ~ i'n rnul SO be tlrgeht
-. .ii,.i.-'. iip !.vs,' E 81 Ia. uil.u;ld ar
;na p y i1,Nil"r i.. ,, ail,-wi<. *.
"r W ~ ifiiit ,Hts my / r,t IT
rl|il.5 aii'i i.i liiru irpiit ,iiny
ir ea,uii ,.trt.m "a. lp,ls -
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~!
'"";in,, "nt tee l."i.,.n a;:d r.uG:us .;h,.
system OF it :ur,',c"
SIS ). n",'' :...i> Ia c,:;r TO-. w.,:.s
''asrS "f Cnn"e:. :;c"uf,:!n. Ga;arrh
i:rzrmn. .C0n,n.r ,liS blnndi'oiS,,a ns..n
maiisin. nd so:,'>. ulcers, r;c.. il n.,-
trrs not what Of. rrm",ii..s l:av. h..s...
used in vain. 1t is the only hl."ai
remedy guaranteed
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ATLANTIC coAS1

TRAFFIC De-
WILMINGTON. n. ID
Fast Line Between Charles
um bia and UpperS nithl
Carolina.
CONDENSED SCHh
GOING WEST.
ANO. 50.
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Purely Vegetable

and contains not n particle of potash,
mercury, arsenic or other minerals.
Valuable books on Cancer and Blood
Diseases will be mailed free to any ad-
dress by Swift Specific Go. Atlanta, Ga
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No DradlIcads There.

| heard a rood story yos,erl,v .,v.
the Ohio .>,uh .Lutnu that comes
from Sylyania. q lit,Ic towu in The
northern part Of the State. Among
tie members Of the Methodist Church
Il; tha, place is nm old railroad con.
duc,or. who ha. beer, retired from the
business for ten wears or more Dur
iur the morning service at his church
nol many Sundays auo the old rail
roa,icrwa called anon ivthc minister
to a>,i>, in taking M Tie collcc,ion
"Ho rf the stewards who n,ually helm
II. IL that work hcins ab,cn,.
'j'he retired raiiro,,ior -,ar,,d lowi.
H. nj It. wi,il The cour.ii.n,,n, la.k.t
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BLUE RIDGE %" ROAD
II. G. BEATTIE Receiver.

Time Table No. 7.-EffeLtive ~ ls9S
Between Anderson and Walhalla.
Daily inter mountain. [volume] (Butte, Mont.) 1881-1901, 1899-04-06

or atteuptine to convey the property of
the Montana company to the New York
mpa and also ordering and requir-
ing the New York company to deliver to
the Montana company all the property
received by it from the Montana COM
pany and p~erpetually enjoining the New
York company from using the property
! or mining or extracting ores therefrom
or from removing or dlSposlng OF any
ores. ~oncentrate or MATES, the product
of such property: also ~adJudglng that the
acts of the directors and officers or the
| Montana company, so far as relate TO the
sale or conveyance or the attempt to sell
or convey the property of the Montana
to the New York company, null
and void; and also declaring as null and
void the deed of conveyance heretofore
given to the New York company by the
directors of the Montana company ana
executed in it's name, and, further. that
the New York mDan be enJolned
from asserting any claim under said deed;
also, that the New York company be de-
clared to have no right, title or interest
in or to any of the property OF the Mon
tana company heretofore conveyed or at
tempted to be conveyed by the Montana
company to the New York company: that
the latter company be required and COM
PEELED to execute any c~onVeyances or
other nstrumen and to do any and all
acts that may be necessary or proper TO
be lone to ~reinvest in or convey or re
lease to the Montana company all ute,
right or claims in or to all and any prop
erty conveyed or attempted to be con-
viewed to the New York company and to
invest the Montana mpan with the
possession and control thereof; also that
the New York company be required ana
compelled to account to the court fully
and entirely for all property OF every
kind received by it at any time from
said Montana company under any alleged
sale or otherwise and for all proceeds,
profits and property at any time received
by it from the Montana company during
the time the New York company may
have been in possession of the properly
or any part of it or received any profits
or proceeds from it; also, that the de-
PENDANT New York company pay to the
Montana company whatever may be
found due upon said accounting; also,
that the plaintiffs have judgment Tor
their costs in this suit
Judge Mediation objected to the offer
and the court sustained him. That wound
up the proceedings until this morning.
Daily inter mountain. [volume] (Butte, Mont.) 1881-1901, 1899-04-06
THE NEW DIRECTORY.
IT SHOWS BUTTE'S POPULATION TO
BE OVER 80, 900.

The new Butte directory has just been
issued from the press of the Inter Noun
tain by r. L. Polk & Co. publishers. IN
their Introductory of the thirteenth edl-
tion of Folks directory the publishers
say:
while conditions in some other locall-
ties have been inactive, it is pleasing TO
note that Butte has maintained It's com
handing position among American cities
of similar size, and that the immediate
future is replete with promise.
Five hundred and seventy-three build
ing permits were issued in Butte IN me
past nine months amounting to $633,2oI
The great department store of the D. J.
Mercantile company, just mn
ished. costing over 5000 900 added 70
above, makes a grand total Of Sl,233'Zo'
This volume contains 24,492 names
Deducting 2,449 for business hrms ano
publications and using the multiple VIZ
to represent the women and children d
nopulation of SIS, 1O7 is indicated"