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Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1899-03-30
Hra Saumarf.
SpOaset tilfibH.

Cor fire aar nbeu Qss5) forte Ell
Dame Ell Dag Sporuosnen / Sari
'masssabe / &%sbenbaun. 90 BUN sfte,
at pore itesen af, fOm til fit 9iem, op.
oa9ebe bun, at BUN bapbe tabt fin gor.
itemonnG, iom inbeboIbt en- Qaaneleb.
bel os = bpab parre par - to Bril-:
lantrinse til ca. 200 8r. pit. Git.
Samen anmelbte Sasen til YoIitist:
Der bIeu inoIebet en- rl%nosripseIie, oa
Oenns gap foIseuOe &eiuItat: @n 5erre
lom iao t SporDosnen, baube funbet
BortemonnGen, .os ban afeuerebe ben
til &onbuftsren. Men ba @osnen par
tort ct lille Stptte uioere, git en- Dame
ben til &Onbuftsren o9 betlaseoe fig /
bsle Soner ouer, at BUN bapbe tabt en-
Portemonn9. Sonouttpren piite ba
ben alteterebe Dame Yortemonneen
iom 6erren bapbe 9iuet BAN, os efter at
Damien baube foriitret, at bet par benz
beg, fit BUN ben o9 iorluanbt unber
mango EafissIier.
6pem oenue Dame par, tunbe Ronz
\ puttsren oesuerre life iise - os aGe
uibere @fterfOritninssr ujlte fig at uere
forgepes.
URen MI fommer yNu9IpieIet.~
6or ct Bar Dage itoen anmeIbte en-
OameffrGoberinbe til Bolitiet, at bun
al en- Gieneitepise baube fact en- Bril-.
Iantrin9 i Detailing for ipet Ssj i Stebet
for reoe Ben9e, o9 bette ipntes benbe at
uGre Iiot m~istantelist. Gil alt ubeIb
bapbe 0amelfrebberinben nu tabt Gins
gen.
BOIittet latte fig / 8eueseIie fOr
at IGre ben flotte 8etaIerife ltbt ners
mere at tenoe - og MI uilte bet fig, at
Sieneltrpisen netop par ben. iom for
fire Iar fipen iab / 6arimasssabens
Sporuosn os baube inbbiIot Sonbutts=
rem, at ben table Sung par benoes.
Den enc Sting baube bun enbnu / Be
boIb.
Oamen, Der bapoe tabt Punssn, bIeu
meget slab ouer at faa i'm enc Sting till
base = BUN baube forIansf opsiuet
5aabet ON n~ssenfinoe at ie fine Brill
Ianter igeu.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1899-03-30

saaenbe oser Ronsens Rptorp for Of
besiue fig neo til fit Stib. Mibt pas
Eorust bIeu Ban Iebet paa s@rmet al
Gereiteparrst, Der berefter penbte fig ON
% ubftaIbte BAN paa bet sropefte.
OlsiOn gap sOoe Orb % inuiterebe gur=
ret bien meb fig for at brittle 6orlis.
Baa 8sien til Stibet bIeu Yarret enise
ON at ubpIpuore OIsion, Os iaa mart
be pare TONNE neb i Rabptten, o%perfalot
be besse Stippsren Os fOrbrebe, al ban
ifuIbe ufeuere fine Bense. Da ban
lite %soouiIis uilbs inolabs fig bsrpaa,
sreb NicoIuiisu bam i Struben os
raabte: nsua ilaar ies big ibieI."
gaa Stipperens &aab ON 6ielp par
Der imibIertib tommen fere Wennelfer
til, os bisie bape bort %iaaueI NicOIaiien
iom Biseburnst true OIsiou meb at
ilaa BAN libel. timber Rampen bauoe
NicoIaiien reuet Stippsrens ur Os Ben=
sepuns, men bauoe bog Jet tit Snit til
at tate oisis bort, ba Bolitiet fom til
Stebe. Deb 6orbprene bar NicoIaiien
%paaitaaet, at ban ben paasGlbenbe afs
ten par meset beruiet, men at ban iOp'
rist life par FILTER pau, at Slsion par
iluppet fra bet meo 2iuet, buis Bolitiet
life par fcmmet til Steoe. SlsIon uar
forrel ten laa ilbe tiIreot, at ban enonu
saar meb 9ouebet / Bino. Oct ueroise
GGreitepur inbrommer, at Suerfalbet
os l1bplpnorinsen par aftaIt Spil.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1899-03-30
10000 TmgIeart.

- st a@s at ben / bette Nurbunbrebs
uobebe @eirfuSl, Der bl. a. leuebe paa
SsIanb, iolstes forIeben / 2oubou for
34oO &r. til ct priuat Muisum; ifior
~opnaaebe ct lisnenbe 9@s psb en- Mut=
tion en- Bris af 500 Rr. Osiaa ct
@eirfu9Ieifino bIeu ubbubt til Muftion;
men ba Der fun" bleu bubt $500 Rr.
for oenne SiaIbenbeb, bleu bet itts
foIst. Saapiot man peb, fnbes Der
iaIt / priuate euer offentIiae Wuieer fun
omtrent so @eirfusIeffinb, buoraf %
gnslant, Dfterris. s / 6rantris os
90 / Epftlanb.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1899-03-30
Hfhfpfnr8 Erinhriua,

8eofefars Grinorinser. 5r. SObn
BOlfs, MapIeton, Sa., bsretter fsl=
senos: nSes bar left en- gel Del i
Christian Oracle os andre BTabe' ON
be 9eIbrsoelier Der ere blepne beuirtebe
at Or. peters Kuriko. Seq ton BUTTE,
at ies bar bort min 8sbfefa'r os 6a'r
tale ON. builten opstis 9ess ben samIs
Or. gster par, Bebfefabsr til ben nu=
perenoe Or. Setter 6ebrnep, Tabritans
ten al Dr.. Beters Kuriko. San par
i aareuis beres GamiIieless / Baibinss
ton So. Mb. Deres Maun oar 6amil=
ton; min 8eoitefa'rs 6ornaun uor
George, min 6a'rs 6rant."
gn Webicin tan life beffaa ct Nor=
bunbrebe. mebminbre ben belibber gerbi.
Set er ouer ct 6uubrebe aar. ibsn Or.
Peters Kuriko bIeu opbaset at samle
Or. Setter Gabrnep. Den er tinauet
at nrtsr. &ebber os Blade. 5 aue be
Spsoomme, Der Opitaar af urent Blob,
er ben bleuen benpttet meb albris fpiss
tenbe 9elo. Den er lite at erboIbe paa
apotbster. Selses fun al ipecieIe 60
falassHtsr. @ermsre OpIpsninser err
bOIoes usb 5enuenbeIis til Wr. Setter
Sabrnep, ll2-ll4 go. 6opne Mpe.,
Chicago, Sa.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1899-03-30

ioH ere bleune iuettebe ueb 8rusen al
&afe. Der er npIis tommet / 6anbe=
len ct npt Stof, iom fables Grain-o
-lauet at Sch, os iom %eritattsr Raffen.
Den iuaseife Maue fan forbsie bet, oa
tun fua Tan feline bet fra Raffs. Oct
tolts' fun / iaa meset iom Suffs. 8srn
npoer Bet meo flor Sorbel. Is os 25
Gsnts. pr. Bafte. Brsu bet. Spsrg
ter Grain-o.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1899-03-30
OprtmoeIjc til StInbrp ump.

Oen iaa sobt Tom oper belle Rrtften
bebsu aIminbeIise Stif efter ct 25aaris
9gstsltab at fsire SeIubrpllup sr a
meset summeI OprinbeIie. Man mens'
at baue Beuiier for, at benne fmuft'
Stit TANNER fra Trantrise / SIutnin=
gen at bet lobe Marbunbrebe.
Sort efter fin Eronbefiselie siorbe
9usO Rupet (oeo $3.50 ct 8eiss pau en-
for GienbOm ner Buris, builten ban
buube arpet efter en- Sntel.
Ser traf ban en- at ben afbsbes Eies
mere, en- 9raabaaret, CANNED unefarI,
iom paa @tunb at fin 25aariee trio
Eienefe uar bleuet bebunolet iom ct
Wteblem at Tamilien. Sammen meb
oenne sumIe gonoe baube osioa Sob
lets usifte 9usbeifprerinoe i Iiseiaa lang
Glib ilibt up fine bebite 6~rqfter / utret.
telist, plisttrO IrbeiOe.
Den menneifeferIi9e 6uso &apet lob
ltrats efter lin Nntomlt fable for fla be
to 9amIe.
Din 6ortienefe," iasoe ban til 6us=
beitprerinpen, uer flor, liseiom oenne
MaHos. S iful Derfor besse fuu ben
2pn, $ laa erIist foitieuer. 6Or en-
Suinbe 9iues intet bebre eno Ell 9@9te.
feGe os ct 6lem. Derfor ifal fra /
Dag at henne @ienoom tilbere big.
Deriom M bin manseaarise IrbeiOss
fammerat saar iub paa at tase big til
9ufru, iaa er osiaa bans 2gstefeut
funben."
DNaabi9e 9erre," luarebs gonOen,
pbuorlebes fan bog ri meb pore Splu.
lotter tente paa @iftermaal?"
vSa, ba faar bet b.ipe ct Sslubrpl.
Iup," iuarebe &Onsen uenIist Isenbe
.Mootas bermeb al mig 6orlopeIiesrin.
gen."
Meb bisle Orb tos ban af i'm bpirs
5aanb en- fofbar SeIurins, rist bsia
meo este Stene, iatte ben paa ben Ipt.
teIise Bruos &insfinser os Iasbe Der:
paa bet sraanebe Bars 6enber TANNER
mebens be to felote Carer al Eatnem.
lisbeb.
Denne EilOraselie par inart / bper
Manbs Munb, os / beIe Srantris
uafte bette fsrite vSslpbrpuup" Zig
8eunbrin9, at bet tnben tort Sib bier
attmir..slis Stit os Drug, at 25sNars
hagen for ct inbsauet s@stsifab bIsl
feiret unber Naun al vSslpbrpIup.
Ut efter poerIisere 25 Mars SamIil
Winbet ON bet 50=aarise 9@steital
MATTE feires meo ct y@ulbbrpaup,
falbt fben al fig isIu. hmm Sa, iauIsbel
lpber Gasnet.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1899-03-30

Suite Gorbaabninaer. @n &orre.

vi UutHuuoAtuBet. yH Torre'
iponOsnt til bet tpite 8Iab rgerIine,
EasebIatt" ifriuer: rOuersansen al
ffsrre as minbre @aarbe / Norbnesuio
fra banif til tpit Sic f~uIbbprber fig uaf:
laosIis. 6Or npIis sr @ntsn 5iorts
100 Eenber fore @aarb / Maltrup / ga
osrsIep &rsbs bIeuen iolst for ia, o0o
Marf til en- tpifiinbst 9anbmanb fra
Gnsel. s &instuso er IiseIebes en-
banf gienbOm saaet oper / tpife 5en=
Der. S ysbet al Sebruar ere lite ferrs
enb lets aniete os asitutiousiurise 81.
rere for protefpartiet osbe, beriblanbt
6pfitas Mabuis / 9abersIeu, @aarb=
eierne Mi6elien / RoIltrup os @ulf /
8reoe. De fleite efterIabe insen Ssn=
net, iom fOrtiette be sumIes Asitation
meo famine Sper os famine 6ensiuens
beb. Saalebss maa libt efter liot 8ro=
teita9itationen lammes. N~npenoeIien
al 0olbsmiblsr er fulbtommen operfp.
big" Oet berlinlfe Slabs O~triueer
bebpue for noro 1esuislfe 2aiere life nos
gen EiIfpieIie.
Solgt til Ell S1ifer. @~aaromanb
Sens ar. Semen i MeiIhp bar for fort
Glib foen iolst i'm @aarO til en- Epifer,
en- ManO fra Giberiteb, for en- 6pbeium
at $4,000 Wart.
Gn MaieitGtsfOrnHrmelIesiag fors
baioIeoes forleoen peD 2onosretten /
Tlensbors. Den antlusebe par en- bauif
uuberiaat, cen IS Iar samle Gieneite=
farl Seis Nislen Ssrenlen Olelen fra
&arup, lom tiente / &oit. Otter Nnz
tlasen ifulbe en- anben Eieneitefarl,
8armins, bape baanet BAN ps tall
en- De rbumme Spaaubere" os berueb
ubeffet bam til at fremtomme meb en-
Ytrins ON, at ale Epiferue ffulbe balls
busses, buOrpeo ban osiaa buuoe Label
nosle Orb fable ON ben tplfe &eiier.
Eienefetarl Sans Sobunien, Tom bauos
ueret til Stebe, ubiasbe, at 8armina
p%irteIis bauoe tall ON be ubumme Spl.
Ieubere" / 6orpeien. Statsaouofateu
ubtalte, at ben anflasebss Otrins itte
~iuareoe til ben 2@refrpst, ban burps
mere mob en- Monarf, buis @effribef
ban neb iom n~oIenoins. San uar rig.
tisnot blepen %tirret, os at 6enipn til,
at bet life par bans egen 9anbsberre,
ban bapbe fornarmet, FAINT at ban Der
Gang enbnu life par Is Nur sammel,
aniaa ban 2 Waansbers 6au9iet toi
till fratfelist.
Tor9l6reretten. NmtsbOmmer DR..
6abn / Norbbors bar frataset @aarb.
eier Gr,tlen al Ofsbsl Spbruserretter
ouer bans fem gprn, fOrbi bans albf'
Spn sr @Ieu paa Mifou psiifole.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1899-03-30
Smaanottt5er.

s belle gerben er Der enbnu omtrent 90
Mtltoner Rpabratmil fulbaenbig ufenbi
Eerritrrirm, forbelt paa fsleenbe Blabier
s @frita 81 Utiaiou Ruabratmil. Norb=
po%larresioneu $500, 900, Spbpolarregioneu
5 300, 600, / Mmerita 2 Wiuioner / aufra=
lien 3 UtiGiouer. / Afieu 200 900 % paa
forifeuise Ser 600, 900. Saa man fer, BET
er enbnu meset at gore for Opbaseliesrei=
ienbe.
The Jewish South. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1893-1899, 1899-05-12

u. s. bonds, currency IS ............,......
y. =. per cent coupon bonds ..............
State OF Georgia Ia per cent. coupon bonds.
City OF Richmond, Va, per cent. regis
tered bonds ...........................
Film and Pere Marquette r.. r. co, per cent
Cincinnati and Springfield Ry Co. first mort
gage bonds q per cent. } ..................s
Central r. r. Co. Of N. J. per cent. gem
eral mortgage gold bonds ................a
Milwaukee and Northern r. r. Co. first mort
gage per cent bonds ....................
Chicago MIL and P. R'y Co. wis. and MINI.
Dtv) first mortgage per cent gold bonds
Chicago, Mil. and st. Paul R'y Co. terminal
mortgage) S0-year per cent gold bonds
pennsylvania Co. 1-2 per cent. registered
Flint and Pere Marquette r. r. Co con t;rst
mort 5 per cent gold bonds ..............
c., B.. and @. r. r. Co. (Iowa Div.) per
cent sinking fund bonds ..................
N. Y, N. II. and H. r. r. Co. per cent
convertible debenture certificates .........
Cin, Ind, st. Louis and Chi. R'y Co. 5O-year
gen mort per cent. gold bonds .......
Brooklyn City r. r. first mort. and consol
mortgage per cent. bonds .............
Lehigh Valley Terminal Co. first mort. per
cont. gold bonds Observation-Disclosures.
Atchison. Topeka and Santa Fe R'y Co. gen.
mortgage 4 per cent 100-year gold cou-
pom bonds Observation-Disclosures.
Erie R; R. Co, prior lien 4 per cent gold
N. =, susq. ana West. r. r. CO. terminal
first mortgage 5O-year 5 per cent. gold
Cnlcago, ina. and Louisville Ry Co. refund
ing mortgage per cent. gold bonds $780,.
Columbus and Ninth Avenue IN Y) r. r.
Co. first mort per cent. gold bonds 80.
New York city school-house bonds g per
cent ..................... ....................
New York city additional water stock g per
cent? .......:.e:..:... ....................,.
New York city dock bonds g per cent? 49,
Rensselaer, and Saratoga r. r. Co. CONSOLE
dated capital stock Observation-Disclosures.
Rome, WATERFOWL and Ogdensburgh r. r. Co.
Chi, Bur and Quincy r. r. Co. capital stock
Chi, Rock Island and Pacific R'y Co. capt.
Chicago and Northwestern R'y Co. common
capital stock ..........................
N. r., @. H. and H. r. r. R. Co. capital
st. Paul, Minneapolis and Manitoba R'y Co.
capital stock Observation-Disclosures.
Chicago and Northwestern R'y Co. preferred
capital stock ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS.
Syracuse, Binghamton and N. Y. r. R. Co.
capltal STOCK .............................
Cleveland. Gin, Chi and st. Louis R'y Co.
preferred capital stock ..................
Pennsylvania r. r. Co. capital stock ~
Chicago, Milwaukee and st. Paul R'y Co.
preferred capital stock ....................
Beech Creek r. r. Co. common capital stock
Chicago and Alton r. r. Co. common capital
sIoch .....,.. ........................
The Jewish South. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1893-1899, 1899-05-12
THE JEWISH SOUTH.


ANR AAIRS OF THE HAN OVER
The Jewish South. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1893-1899, 1899-05-12
rurkep viii not sen palestine.

Inc 1uTK1Sn Minister at w washington,
Ali Ferrough Bey, is deeply concerned
over the prominence given in this coun-
try to the Hebrew propaganda which
looks to the purchase and occupation of
Palestine by free Jewish nation. The
Minister authorized the Press to publish
his views on this subject.
There seems to be prevailing idea
in this country that only monetary
consideration is involved in this plan
now heing agitated in high Hebrew cir
cles over the proposed purchase of Pales-
tine. / have noticed that all the press ac-
counts dwell on the fact that the Hebrews
are able to raise millions ad in6nitum
and with the millions the sale of Palestine
is then assured.
II can assure the American people that
such is not the state of affairs. The Sub
lime Porte does not desire to sell any
part of it's Arabian country, and no mat
ter how many millions of gold are offer
ed this determination will not be altered
This statement is the official reply from
ConstantinopIe to many Turkish ENJOYS
who have been asked to sound the gov
eminent on this point.
"There appears to be an opinion
among the American people that our
government is in need Of financial assist
ance This is grave error. AT no time
since the Crimean War has Turkey been
so well equipped as to her monetary APP
paratus. Our public debt has been year
ly decreased until now it is but trife.
So rapidly are our revenues increasing
that we are about to change our fiscal
system in order to meet growing de-
mands. The purchase of Palestine thus
becomes political question and not
one Of swelling our exchequer.
1.-THE present agitation to establish
free home for the Hebrew race within
the confines of the old promised land,
the historic patrimony of Abraham,
seems to me very chimerical PROPOSE
ton. Icannot understand why the Jews
under the Turkish sovereignty should be
more Disconnected than the subjects of
other countries.
II know that they hold that they are
prosecuted and oppressed in some lands
The Jewish South. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1893-1899, 1899-05-12

Presidential. R1MSEN LANE
Secretary-4CHARLES l.. ROE.
Principal Ofice-S4 PINE STREET, NEW YORK.
General Agent in Virgina-THOMAS L. ALFRIEND.
ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS, VA.
Organized or ncorporated-APRIL, 1852.
Commenced Business-APRIL, 1852
The Jewish South. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1893-1899, 1899-05-12
II. ASSETS.

Value real
liens the fee
one 90
Of mortggo
Total value Of douD
The Jewish South. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1893-1899, 1899-05-12
l. CAPITAL.

Amount Of capital
The Jewish South. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1893-1899, 1899-05-12
STOCKS. BONDS. Erc. OWNED BY rHn COMPANY.

Par Market
Value. Value.
s 10000 s 10000
$4,000 $3.50
$4,000 $1,000
$4,000 $500
10000 $500
$4,000 1880
100000 10000
5000 $3.50
10000 1900
10000 1850
$4,000 4O,ssO
10000 10000
$4,000 2S,75o
$4,000 $4,000
$4,000 $500
$4,000 $4,000
10000 22,soO
$1,000 $3.50
$4,000 1900
$4,000 27.5oo
1900 5000
10000 12.4oo
100000 100000
100, 900 10000
$1,000 $4,000
10000 1900
$4,000 1880
$4,000 27.280
2s,loo 2s.1os
$4,000 1000
100000 $4,000
$4,000 $1,000
$4,000 s4.75O
1900 so.s42
$4,000 $1,000 l5 $500
5000 Soo 1900
10000 5000
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1899-09-05
JUSTICE JOHN CELEBRATES
He Observes LabOr-Day by LRboring
Nearly All Dny--His Many Cases.

Yesterday was Labor-Day TO Justice
John and his official family ir the sense
that they had 10 labor nearly all day in
dispensing justice to eager applicants for
II.
James Adams was the first man. Adams
was charged with beating Julia Baker,
and it cost him s..
Walter Hord was drunk when the po-
liceman found him. but Walter was not
at court yesterday TO answer the charge
against him, and an attachment was is
sued for him.
John Bowles was charged with forcibly
taking his infant child from the arms OF
it's grandmother. Mrs Mary Bingleys. But
he took the child back and apOlogized,
and Justice John dismissed the charge
against him.
Y. G. Thomas was drunk on the street,
and Il cost him 81.
Archer Johnson came next. Archer was
charged with beating Mary Williams and
IL cost him $40.
The Sergeant then called the names OF
James Mayo and John Graham doth col
ored), who were up on the charge of
breaking into the store OF the August
Grocery Company. No. 611 east Marshall
There was a pretty strong case against
the men, and they were sent to the
grand Jury.
George Giles had a concealed weapon
on his person, and was fined $50 for it. He
was suspicious character. and for this
he went TO jail
Charles Wick (colored) tried to slice up
Fleming Tyler into little bits. Justice
John fixed him up a pass TO the grand
jury
ames II. Racks, a little negro, was up
for beating Rosa BossieuX, another little
negro, and he was fined $3.50.
William Carter (coloredD was conslde-
rate enough 10 administer a beating TO
John Price He was charged $3.50 for IL.
The last case of importance was that
Of John Jefferson (colored), charged with
threatening the life OF Hannah Robinson.
The offending fellow was fined s..
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1899-09-05
Southern Stove Works,
Sl5 10 H27 North Seventeenth Street,
RICnAOND. VA.
&c 23F.T
LEGAL NOTICES.
CSun. Tu d Th)
NOTICE 50.

NOTICE 50.
TO MRS. NJ +. l.. WILLIAMS:
Not being able 10 agree with you on
the terms of purchase for the lana on
The freehold whereof You are tenant,
wanted for the PURPOSES OF the Nlcn-
mond, Petersburg ana Carolina Ralirodd
Company, notice Is hereby given YOU, -
provided I'm section 1919 OF the COde or
Virginia, that the said Richmond. Peters
burg and Carolina Railroad Company, 4
corporation duly authorized 90 10 DO VIII,
on the 9TH DAY OF OCTOBER, next
ensuing, make application to the county
Court Of the county Of HenricO 20 have
commissioners appointed 10 ascertain
Nhat VIII be just compensation Tor
such land Of the freehold whereof yod
are tenant as il proposed to be taken b.
Railroad Company for It's purposes, ana
Tor the damage to the residue. II any,
10 the tract beyond the peculiar benefit s
TO be derived ia respect 10 such residue
from the work to be constructed, the
portion wanted by the Richmond, Peters
burg and Carolina Railroad Company be-
ing described as follows:
perty OF Mrs NJ. +. l.. Williams, county
OF Henrico. State OF Virginia said piece
being described as follows. \ rectangular
piece OF land being all the property OF
the said Mrs NJ. +. l.. Williams. bounded
on the northeasterly by BrOOkland street,
on the northwestcrly by the property OF
Joseph Heppert, on the sOuthwesterly by
Baeon's Quarter branch, and on the
sOutheaSterly By the property OF X. l..
Garnett, containing III acre, more or less
RICHMOND, PETERSBURG. AND
CAROLINA RAILROAD COMPANY,
BY Henry a Williams and Beverley b.
MunfOrd, its Counsel. an 29-Tuit
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1899-09-05
Cat WAS In tile Organ.

A cat. which became mixed up IN the
internal workings of the organ az Laurel
Street Methodist Episcopal church sun
day. prevented any instrumental music
SI,re vouug lady OrCanist started TO ac-
COMPANY the choir. but though she press
ed the keys. and the boy in the rear was
vigorously pumping. no responsive ch0raa
were attained. The service proceeueu u
,ba cioSe without the organ. and after
the benedction had been pronounced me
cat was discovered. The organ was al
right at night.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1899-09-05
Death of Mrs. Eastman.

Mrs. Henry Y. Eastman. Of Baltimore,
formerly Of this city met with a street.
car accident in the Monumental City on
Saturday afternoon, which resulted in
her death on Sunday, She had been 20
the depot To meet sister, but the train
being several hours late. she returned
home. I'm attempting To leave the ear
near her residence, she was thrown yio-
lently TO the ground. receiving fatal in-
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1899-09-05

MIR. A. b. Jones. secretary OF inc Na In
ha,,,ro studied vocal culture for some
lime past with signor Augusta hotoll'
80 the New England Conservatory, AZ
Boston. where his superb baritone , voiies
=, s,rcofiv admired In the musical clrcieS
10 siv -, liz lie was advised by seVe-
o. oil ' ieadiSs artists TO study for the ops-
r a. staee. Mr. Jones possesses parl-
tone voice of great power ana pa'n Us
and will be a charming aa1 d he was
musi S,,ast ta o5 The sweet singer MIR Tom
Kari al Innisfal. and also the guest f OF
Nr Sol smith Russell, at ms geautirdd
home at Edgartown. Marthas N'he''i''
vvbile al the North.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1899-09-05

Passengers can Leave Richmond daily
via Chesapeake and Ohio railway Il
3:45 l.. NJ, or Richmond and Peterj-
burg railroad Norfolk and Western route
al - A. NJ connecting a. Norfolk win
Old Dominion Line steamer sailing same
evening an 7:3O o'clock for New York.
All-water route steamers leave Rich
mOnd via James-river route every Mon
dav and Friday at T. VI.
Tickets OF sale az Richmond Transfer
Company. 800 east Main street: Chesd-
peake and Ohio railway and Rich
mond and Petersburg railroad depots, ami
az Company Orice l2lZ east Main street,
Richmond. Baggage checked through.
FREIGHT.
for New York and all points beyond can
be shipped by direct steamers sailing
every MONDAY and FRIDAY. and bv
NESDAY and SATURDAY al =. Nj.
carving freight and steerage passengers
10 Norfolk. where connection Is made
with main line.
Freight received and forwarded AMI
through bills OF ladlng issued FOR ali
northern, eastern, and foreign ports.
FROM NEW YORK
Passengers can leave daily Except Sun
do,1 AT 9 Il. NJ saturday 4 L. M -
Norfolk or Old Point Comfort. connect
ing with Norfolk and Western railroad
or Chesapeake and ohio railway.
Direct steamers passengers and freighD
via lanes river leave every WEDNEs-
DAY 3 +. NJ, SATURDAY ( Il. N
Freight FOR Richmond by steamers via
Norfolk MONDAYS and THURSDAYS 3
L. NJ.
Sallings from C0mpany's Pier, No. g
North river, foot Of Beach street
Freight received and forwarded daily.
except Sunday.
For further Information apply to
JOHN +. MAYER, Agent.
l2l2 east Main street.
Richmond. Va.
III. H. WALKER, j. J. BROWN.
Traffic Manager. Gen. Pass. Agt.
General Offices: Pier %. n. r.. New
York. Sc :
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1899-09-05
prnncrfN Trnnsfcrs.

Ricbmond: Julia Hogan TO Kate ca,
tone 40 feet on north side Marshail
street. 60 feet east of College street; also
@ si feet on east side College street De De-
tween Marshall and Clay streets 80, % 81 o.,
feet on south side Of Clay street, !iO ie ~
from east side Fifteenth street, 50 req III vi
east side Fifteenth street DEW W ~ ON
shall and CLAY streets, ana y leTs -"
n snri Side Side Of Poplar street between -Four
tenth ana Fifteenth. " pov-e "a
Annie NJ. O'Keefe 20 X. w. low ;,'t'.,,sc =,
loot On north side orleans street Det"ecH
Third ana Fourth street. ~ .,orers
49, ~ Al T.eftwich. 50-foOt lot, known as
Hague W m lots 40 and Il. Maple street; LOT
90 Bloody Run. and lot lSl, bounoea ny y
oy Warehouse streets. and lot no. H.
north Twentieth street SO.